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06-11-2004, 06:03 PM
Last November Nintendo released its pint sized N64-based iQue to select Chinese markets and now the hand held behemoth GBA is getting a welcome too.
WarioWare is believed to be the first available title with the game and unit retailing for about $85.00 USD as a package.
With Chinese media and electronics gaining better sales than ever and the Chinese government cracking down on Chinas overwhelming piracy problem, Game console companies are starting to see a possible profit from the Chinese market. Nintendo took the charge by releasing iQue in November and was followed by a very rocky release of Sonys Playstation 2.
Nintendo president Satoru Iwata believes China is a major priority and hopes to fully enter the worlds largest market with all Nintendo hardware and software in just a few years.
WarioWare is believed to be the first available title with the game and unit retailing for about $85.00 USD as a package.
With Chinese media and electronics gaining better sales than ever and the Chinese government cracking down on Chinas overwhelming piracy problem, Game console companies are starting to see a possible profit from the Chinese market. Nintendo took the charge by releasing iQue in November and was followed by a very rocky release of Sonys Playstation 2.
Nintendo president Satoru Iwata believes China is a major priority and hopes to fully enter the worlds largest market with all Nintendo hardware and software in just a few years.