
The format holder claims reports are ‘utter rumour and speculation’
Nintendo has refuted rumours that the hardware production capacity of Wii has been hindered following a shortage of components.
The claims, which recently emerged across internet news channels, appeared to come from the component manufacturers themselves, and asserted that a shortage of internal hardware such as IC chips and PCBs had delayed a scheduled ramping up of console production.
However Nintendo was quick to shoot down the reports: “This is not an official announcement and is utter rumour and speculation,” a Nintendo spokesperson told MCV.
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