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Nintendo Co. President Satoru Iwata has pledged that the “Super Mario” game creator will post a 100 billion-yen ($1 billion) operating profit this fiscal year as new software titles boost sales. Analysts say he’ll fail.
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EchoStar Corp.’s Sling Media, whose gadgets lets users watch live television shows on their mobile devices, filed a U.S. trade complaint seeking to keep its competitors out of the burgeoning market.
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Nintendo Co. was ordered to pay $30.2 million to a former Sony Corp. employee after a jury in New York found the company’s 3DS machine infringed his patent.
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Nintendo Co., the world’s largest maker of video-game machines, will introduce a bigger version of its 3DS handheld player next month in Japan to help revive profit after posting its first annual loss.
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Sales of Nintendo Co.’s new Wii U console in Japan trailed those of the original Wii in the first two days, a market researcher said, as the world’s biggest video-game maker tries to bounce back from its worst loss.
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Nintendo Co. , the world’s biggest maker of portable video-game players, plans to cut the price of its DS handheld device for the first time in Japan on June 19 to rekindle stagnating domestic sales.
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Takaki Kawatsu, a 33-year-old real estate agent, says he’ll be among Nintendo Co. customers who will pass on the company’s next Wii game console.
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Nintendo Co. pared gains in Osaka trading after the company ruled out expanding into smartphone games, damping speculation triggered by affiliate Pokemon Co.’s development of software for Apple Inc.’s iPhones and handsets that run on Google Inc.’s Android operating system.
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Sony Corp. and Nintendo Co., Japan’s biggest makers of gaming devices, rose after China Daily said the world’s most-populous country may end a 12-year ban on the sale of video-game consoles.
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Nintendo Co.’s new Wii U will likely fly off store shelves during the holiday shopping season, giving the creator of Mario and Zelda a temporary boost as it tries to rebound from its first annual loss.
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