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    The Xbox 360 And Wii

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    Microsoft’s XBOX 360 and the Nintendo’s Wii. The XBOX 360 and Wii are two very popular gaming consoles that are different in appearance, the applications and services they provide, and the amount of games and accessories they each have available. When compared to each other, the XBOX 360 and Wii have multiple differences when it comes to the way each console looks. The Nintendo Wii is a very small and compact device. The console developers managed to keep the Wii as small as possible by incorporating

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    usability has trumped technological superiority as a key metric in generating buyer interest. In 2008, Nintendo’s Wii had 2 times the market share that Sony’s offering, the Play Station 3, had. I feel Sony should assess the following options. (1) Focus on catering to its niche advance game segment and focus on leveraging its progress form the previous 2 generations. (2) Respond to Wii onslaught by developing its previous generation console to include a low end offering that

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    Nintendo's Wii Strategy

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    Nintendo has pursued a fundamentally different strategy and business model with the Wii console than that of its competitors, the Microsoft Xbox 360 and Sony PlayStation 3. The heart of Nintendo’s strategy was the assumption that consoles do not necessarily require leading-edge power and performance. This is a radical stance since the gaming industry traditionally competed on technological performance, graphic quality, and game realism: factors valued primarily by die-hard gaming fans. Nintendo shifted

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    Responding to Wii Essay

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    Responding to the Wii Group Case Writeup BUSMHR 4490 In the Harvard Business Review case Responding to the Wii, Kazuo Hirai was faced with an interesting dilemma. Hirai, the chief executive of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. faced pressure due to Sony’s Playstation 3 video game console losing market share to the Nintendo Wii. Hirai faced a major business decision in deciding how Sony should respond to the cheaper, more interactive, family oriented

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    Marketing Analysis for Nintendo Wii “The central premise, it is best to zig when others zag” -Satoru Iwata, CEO Nintendo 2002 Company Background/Product Nintendo is a consumer product that is literally changing the game, and this is only the beginning, whether veteran gamers like it or not. Nintendo Wii attracts new customers, old people, young people, girls who do not already play video games and people who look down on them. Founded by Fusajiro Yamauchi in 1889, Nintendo started in making

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    Compare and Contrast the Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and Wii U PS4, Xbox One and Wii U (Hardware Specification) PS4 and Xbox both has slot loading Blu-ray drive and built in 802.11n Wi-Fi. PS4 has Bluetooth 2.1, despite Xbox doesn’t have Bluetooth. Wii U doesn’t support DVD or blu ray discs. PS4 has two high speed USB 3.0 ports, Xbox one has 3 USB 3.0 ports and Wii U has 4USB 2.0 port. At the back of the PS4 console, it has HDMI OUT, Digital Out (Optical) for audio, while Xbox has 2 HDMI ports,

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    Essay on Nintendo: Here Wii Go

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    Nintendo: Here Wii Go While for years Nintendo dominated the market for virtual gaming, a rise in competition presented serious challenges for the company. After struggling for the first five years of the new millennia, Nintendo made an exceptional comeback with its innovative products, the Wii and the DS that shook the market and brought in a completely new set of customers. Their new strategy was so successful it allowed the company to become Japan’s second most valuable business after Toyota

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    introduces the possibility of a firm disadvantaged in platform quality, installed base size and expectations to overcome a successful incumbent into the industry. I demonstrate the applicability of my theory by examining the success entry of Nintendo’s Wii video game console into the home console market, which was able to overtake the industry leader at the time, Microsoft, despite having an installed base disadvantage, low consumer expectations and lower platform quality than its competitors, something

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    9-709-448 REV: JANUARY 4, 2010 ANDREI HAGIU HANNA HAŁABURDA Responding to the Wii? Kazuo Hirai, chief executive of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. (SCEI), had just gotten off a conference call with journalists. It was late August 2008, and the reporters were inquiring about Afrika, a new safari videogame for Sony’s PlayStation 3 (PS3) console that allowed players to watch wild animals and take virtual pictures. Hirai could not help feeling frustrated. Most of the conversation—like many

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