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    Advertising Nintendo Wii U

    market since 1997 according to the official page of Nintendo. In addition to the Greek market Nortec is also supplying Albania, Bulgaria and Former Yogoslav Republic of Macedonia since 2002. Except the Nintendo product line Nortec is also distributing game titles of Nordic and other software in all the above countries. Nortec Multimedia is ready to serve its customers in a very effective and efficient way. According to the official site of Nortec Multimedia<<www.nortec.gr>> the company

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    Market Case 1

    Japan and the world's fifth largest media conglomerate measured by revenues. SONY is one of the leading manufacturers of electronics products for the consumer and professional markets. The Game is an important industry, SONY launches "PS3" in the middle of 2006, and it also strengthens self-developed video games software. We focus on the PlayStation of SONY Corporation to analysis the market structure and the competitors (XBOX of Microsoft, WII of Nintendo) A. Nature of demand 1. The buyers currently

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    02.05 Micro Econ

    1. a. When the new video game console is released, there is an excess amount of demand and a limited amount of supply, and this is where the shortages come from. At first, the price will remain constant for a while until the demand lessens. Due to this, distributors now have a high amount of supply, and to get rid of this excess amount, they have to make a price cut so consumers will buy the product. This final outcome is not necessarily the fairest outcome because all of the suppliers were able

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    Technology and Children

    Is it possible for children to hurt their future selves socially by spend multiple hours a day on electronic devices in their youth? Sara, from Institute of HeartMath (2012) A website devoted to healthy living states "The fear is not only that this technology is replacing traditional children's activities but that it also may be diminishing social-interaction skills, the ability to relate to the world around them and their empathy for others." But not everyone agrees, there are as many people that

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    Sony Background

    by the year 1958 Sony only adopted its present name. At nowday, Sony acted as the major Japanese manufacturer of consumer electronics, the world’s top media company and a leading supplier of video game console. As the five major businesses of Sony, includes entertainment (music and motion pictures), game, financial services and electronics. Sony’s a media conglomerate type of company as Sony own a large numbers of companies such as television (Sony Pictures Television), DVDs (Sony Pictures Home

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    Sony Playstation 3 Case Study

    likely sway new buyers away from Wii. Sony has also built a library of very popular games that was a major weak point at the time around release. While many of these moves are a step in the right direction, they were almost expected. For Sony to truly bring back the following they once had with the Play Station 1 and 2, they need to go back to the fundamental mentality of game content. Many of the popular games are now released for all three systems (PS 3, Xbox, Wii), which makes the unique value

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    Sk811

    Pong Core: The core of the game was originally an ideal for a training exercise, assigned and created by a computer scientist who worked for an Atari game company. The ideal was based off of an electronic ping- pong game that was included in the Magnavox Odyssey, the world's first commercial home video game console. Concept: Pong is made up of a simple design, its more like a two- dimensional sports game that simulates table tennis. Each player controls an in- game paddle by moving it vertically

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    Research

    I am not a big fan of games. I am not even play such a game very often. But when I saw the ad of Wii on Television, I have been attracted. Quote: Unlike traditional hand-held video games, where users sit on the couch exercising little more than their thumgs, the Wii features digital sensors that let users virtually play the game. Then I realized that we family can play Wii together and can have a lot of fun. The Nintendo's strategy is successful. we can see this strategy throughout the name

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    Xbox

    producers need to consider what games are coming out for their console around that time and the popularity of them. 2.) The target market audience for the Xbox one ranges from 12-26 year old males. This choice is valid because starting in middle school through high school teenage boys are the main users of these console products. At these ages most likely their parents will be the ones buying the products for them, so they normally have the top of the line consoles once they come out. As they reach

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    The Golden Circle Memo

    Blue Ocean Strategy Paper Sarah Van Wyk MKT/421 April 19, 2015 Professor Phyllis Levith Blue Ocean Strategy Paper Blue ocean strategy is a business tactic that separates the market into “blue” and “red” oceans. Blue oceans relate to all of the industries that do not currently exist in today’s society. They are the “unknown market space, untainted by competition, where demand is created rather than fought over” (W. Chan Kim, 2004). In direct contrast to this notion are red oceans, which relate

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