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    Nintendo - Case Study

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    1) Nintendo successfully recreated the home video game business following the Atari-era boom and bust. How did it do so? Offering the cheapest‚ faster version of the console to the market Rigorous control over supply and quality of video games (through licensing agreements where Nintendo had final cut) 2) How was Nintendo able to capture value from the home video game business? Use the Value Net as a starting point for your answer Competitors 1) Security chip in place to avoid counterfeiting

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    and Nintendo. Buyer Power The bargaining power of buyers is high because there are many options with very low switching costs. Substitutes Low substitute power because they are not very similar (like TV or other entertainment device) and don’t fulfill the same exact purpose. Sony has few competitors due to high barriers-to-entry and startup costs but buyers and suppliers (game developers) have high bargaining power and low switching costs. Sony should target a new market as Nintendo did

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    Wii Console 1. The demand for Wii console will be relative elastic. As from the passage‚ it mention that “Nintendo announced its first price drops for the console. In Japan‚ the price dropped from ¥25‚000 to ¥20‚000 and they sold more than three million Wii consoles also ending 9 months of declining sales”. This shows that that demand for Wii console is elastic as people responded to the price drop and thus they demanded more which also help Wii console to earn back their losses. Also another

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    Responding to the Wii Introduction Kazuo Hirai‚ the chief executive of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. (SCEI) has encountered two large rivals in the video game industry this year. Nintendo and Microsoft have released advanced video game consoles that have left Sony sales behind. Nintendo especially‚ has broken the status quo for marketing in the video game industry by dramatically expanding its target market from 18-34 year-olds to 9-65 year-olds both male and female with its new video game

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    How did Nintendo successfully re-created the home video game business following the Atari-era boom and bust? Yamauchi was working on a new gaming console (the Famicom) that would be cheaper‚ but at the same time having better graphics and faster action than the competition. They started trying to replicate the “feel” of the Nintendo arcade games however on a less powerful version that would be suitable for home use. They also had a security chip included in the system‚ so only Nintendo approved

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    Responding to the Wii Executive summary: Given the current market scenario‚ Sony will have to fight on both fronts. The Wii has unlocked a new segment of the market. Sony should adapt its strategy to address this new market. But Sony must not lose sight of the big picture‚ to win the long term race for the “center of the living room”. Sony should leverage its relation with game developers to introduce simpler games for the casual gamer. It has to keep targeting the hardcore gamer and it must continue

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    To Stay or Not To Stay Leeds is in a situation in which many people find themselves right out of school. There are so many opportunities out there that sometimes it is difficult for one to know what to do. It is especially so when a graduate is looking at growth and not just monetary opportunities. In this case‚ Leeds took the more glamorous job and the one he thought would offer the most in variety and career progression. He gave up an environment that he knew was conducive for him for one in which

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    Self-study Questions – Sleep and Rest Answers to these study questions can be found in Potter & Perry‚ Kee‚ and Taber’s dictionary. 1. Briefly describe the 4 stages of Non-rapid Eye Movement (NREM) sleep. · Stage 1: NREM -Stage lasts a few minutes. It includes lightest level of sleep. Decreased physiological activity begins with gradual fall in vital signs and metabolism. Sensory stimuli such as noise easily arouses person. Awakened‚ person feels as though daydreaming has occurred. · Stage 2: NREM-Stage

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    strategy towards game developers Nintendo serves as a good example of a firm that has managed to capture a great deal of value created by other players in the market‚ among others by leveraging the value created in the compliments market. The company mainly signed licensing agreements with outside programmers for development of games compatible with their hardware system. But by still keeping a small share of the game software development in-house (10% in the U.S)‚ Nintendo basically made it known to game

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    I. Case Overview Enchanted Kingdom (EK) is the pioneer theme park in the country‚ boasting seven fantastic theme zones‚ and imported rides and attractions. An “imported” theme park image was the primary marketing point in the conceptualization of Enchanted Kingdom. With class AB as its target market‚ the park invested heavily on resources to make it meet international standards‚ rides were imported from abroad and crew are trained from Disney‚ USA. However‚ due to the precarious economic

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