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Investment Predictions

by Mike Hrusecky - July 13, 2000, 9:03 am EDT
Source: IGN64

Investment Advisors, Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, have predicted strong performance by Nintendo as a company for the upcoming year.

Investment Advisors, Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, have predicted strong performance by Nintendo as a company for the upcoming year. Well as Nintendo and all its upcoming products/games/franchises were evaluated there was both discovery of news good and bad. The good news is that the investment firm has discovered that "major third party companies" have been given information regarding the Dolphin. Exactly who this involves is still unknown. Capcom? Konami? Square? Namco? Only time will tell.

Now onto the sour note, the bad news. Nintendo are not expecting revenues from Dolphin sales of any kind for at least 9 months. That means the earliest the Dolphin may be released in Japan or even the U.S is March 2001. According to the report, "it is unclear whether domestic sales of the new product will begin at the end of March 2001 or a bit later." Have we expected this all along? Will the Dolphin be delayed even furthar? Well hopefully Spaceworld will have all the answers.

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