NintendObserver’s select content on Nintendo investor relations.
NintendObserver’s select content on Nintendo investor relations.
"Fire Emblem and Animal Crossing applications will follow the release of Super Mario Run in series."
"The release of Pokémon Go led to increased sales of software in the Pokémon series and drove the 3DS family hardware sales growth."
Investors didn't get dividends this time around, but are expected to get more than originally planned at the end of the fiscal year.
The fiscal year's forecast has been lowered.
This the money Nintendo made mainly due to the impact of Pokémon Go.
This is the money Nintendo made through the sale of the Seattle Mariners.
I chose this illustrative picture from one of Ajioka's own brands: airlist.
The sales amount is 661 million U.S. dollars.
They really no longer mention the Wii U in their forecasts, even though it still has a few games on its way.
It's as if Nintendo literally had to apologize to investors for the success of Pokémon Go. 😛
"There will be big hits somewhere in our business, and they support the games that fail and allow us to take on other challenges."
"We are planning for NX to make up for falling Wii U sales. Software for NX will also contribute to sales and profit."
"We believe that we can make products that are even more unique based on consumer feedback."
"To avoid any misunderstandings, we have never said that we will produce a movie."
"We are now preparing to manufacture NX and hashing out details like the extent of automation."
"The general meeting of shareholders should be a place where shareholders and board members can communicate on a range of topics."
"We are researching not just VR but AR and many other technologies."
"We made changes and additions to the Articles of Incorporation with a view to future diversification of our business."
"We have reined in advertising expenses to a certain degree over the last few years, and this has helped to balance revenue and expenses."
"The concern was that my speech may not be clear enough to be easily understood."