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Nintendo posts Q1 loss on strong Yen and lower DS prices

Nintendo posts Q1 loss on strong Yen and lower DS prices

Although foreshadowed, it\’s hard to believe but that the once mighty Ninty, a firm with unshakable profits even during last year\’s global economic downturn, just recorded a Q1 net loss of ¥25.22 billion ($288 million) compared to a net profit of ¥42.32 billion in the course of the same 3-month period a year earlier. Revenues dropped from ¥253.50 billion to ¥188.65 billion. Lower DS portable gaming machine prices coupled with a robust Yen (86.5 percent of its sales were outside of Japan) helped pull Nintendo into the red. Regardless, Nintendo continues to forecast a whole year net profit of ¥200 billion on revenue of ¥1.4 trillion. We\’ll see.

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