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Nintendo enters Tokyo top ten

Platform holder becomes one of Japan’s most valuable companies, overtaking rival Sony in the process

The success of both the Wii and DS has seen Nintendo’s share price surge to new heights in Japan, making Nintendo one of the ten most valuable firms in the country – and also raising its value past that of competitor Sony.

Tom Ivan at Next Gen reports that Nintendo’s market value recently reached $53 billion, narrowly ahead of Sony’s estimated value.

“Nintendo's strength is its ability to create a new market,” Mizuho Securities analyst Takeshi Koyama stated.

Nintendo spokesperson Ken Toyoda added: “We thank the high evaluation on us from the market. We want to meet market expectations with expansion of our DS and Wii sales.”

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Tags: ds, japan, nippon, sony, wii

It begins

posted by Dhalsim Jun 25, 2007 at 5:03 pm
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And so the new era beginneth...

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It reflects some good hard work in attempting to look at gaming in a different way :)

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