Nintendo president Tatsumi Kimishima revealed during the company's recent shareholders meeting that one internal projection for the Wii U was for the console to match the sales of its predecessor, the Wii.
"In an internal sales representative meeting, someone projected that we would sell close to 100 million Wii U systems worldwide," Kimishima said during the meeting. "The thinking was that because Wii sold well, Wii U would follow suit."
Kimishima does not elaborate on how the projection came into play regarding the company's plans to promote and sell the console. The Nintendo president did address a question, however, about reports that he "voiced concern before the launch of the Wii U."
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"In an internal sales representative meeting, someone projected that we would sell close to 100 million Wii U systems worldwide," Kimishima said during the meeting. "The thinking was that because Wii sold well, Wii U would follow suit."
Kimishima does not elaborate on how the projection came into play regarding the company's plans to promote and sell the console. The Nintendo president did address a question, however, about reports that he "voiced concern before the launch of the Wii U."
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