Nintendo talks Wii Fit shortages: Says same old things

Posted in Wii Accessories by Conner Flynn on August 28th, 2008

Nintendo talks Wii Fit shortages: Says same old thingsAnybody else getting tired of hearing the same old thing from the big N regarding shortages? The company just issued a statement regarding shortages of Wii Fit and it’s a familiar tune: Regarding Wii shortages in November of 2007 they said: “The demand for Wii hardware globally has been unprecedented and higher than Nintendo could ever have anticipated.” Fast Forward to NOW, regarding Wii Fit shortages: “Nintendo had a substantial supply nationwide for launch, though some stores saw spot shortages due to unprecedented demand for this unique product.”

Correct me if I’m wrong, but if you have a huge demand for the core product, wouldn’t the demand for a fitness accessory be nearly as huge? And shouldn’t you have planned for it rather then having to pay PR people to explain that there is a Huge demand? Nobody is taking you seriously.

[Slashgear]

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One Response to “Nintendo talks Wii Fit shortages: Says same old things”

  1. Squirrellyman Says:

    I was just at a retailer, and I saw them taking a returned Wii Fit into the stock room. I asked about buying it, but they said they were not allowed to sell it until November because of an upcoming pormotion. (I think it was Nov. 8), but I can’t remember for certain.

    Has anyone else heard of this?

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