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This long holiday weekend I put a little time in with Animal Crossing, the only Wii title I play alongside my kids. While I play in an eco-friendly way saving creatures for the museum first and avoiding trampling flowers while taking a bit of time to earn bells here and there to slowly pay down my massive debt to Nook, my kids see things differently.
Nintendo has solved its supply problem. Proof? Three million Wiis were sold in December 2009 in the United States alone, or so Nintendo says. Official NPD numbers are coming on January 14th.
Think those Wii sales numbers have been sagging? Sure the whole industry's been dragging itself along through the middle of this year despite some stellar titles hitting very high marks on non-Nintendo systems, but Nintendo apparently thinks their massive bank of money counting machines needs a workout again.
BestBuy has the
I guess Steven Spielberg himself can't even summon enough magic to dispel the black cloud hanging over nearly all third-party Wii releases. The sales stats are coming in for the game I've heard nothing but great things about and they're dismal. Just 60,000 units in its first month amidst an absolute ocean of an installed base of Wii machines is just terrible.