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    1. How attractive is the video game console industry in 2008? 2. As Sony attempts to regain industry leadership from Nintendo, what lessons should Kuzuo Hirai learn from the history of the video game industry? How has the structural attractiveness of the industry changed over time? 3. What are Sony’s strategic options for regaining industry leadership? As Kazuo Hirai, which option would you pursue? 1. The video games industry is the economic sector involved in the development, manufacturing

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    Nintendo Case

    been known for a leader in video game console manufacturer. With console like NES, Gameboy, Nintendo 64, 3DS and a lot more, Nintendo has been able to create an impressive intellectual property and a huge status in part by courting users that span generations and skill levels. Nintendo compare to others game manufacturers, wants everyone to play to little kids to grand-parents, from handheld console or through video game console. Among the Big Three of the videogame console makers, Nintendo's battling

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    Comparative Study on Sony Playstation and Microsoft Xbox

    the beginning when 8bit was cool and colorful games meant everything to the present where consumers seek better graphics, 3Dimensional gameplay and online gaming. The market for Video Game consoles has now become very wide, but at the same time Sony and Microsoft remaining the two main players of the market. So we could say the market runs on a duopoly system. Sony and Microsoft, the cutthroat competitors in this field have brought video-games to this level. They’ve always been competitors

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    The History of Video Games in America

    The console video game craze started off in November 1977, the year the Atari 2600 was released. It sold for 200 dollars and was an instant hit. The killer app for the system was the game Pong. This game consisted of a ball bouncing back and fourth on the screen, the player had to hit the ball with a paddle and the other player or computer would return the ball in the same manner. Atari offered many other games but none were as popular as Pong, until space invaders came along. Released in Japan in

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    Accountant

    The Wii: Nintendo’s Video Game Revolution Marketing Plan Date: October 14, 2011 “Get-off-the-couch fun whether you're 5 or 95. This is what Wii™ is all about.” Executive Summary Since its inception in 1952, the video gaming industry has grown tremendously in terms of game development, game complexity, and how the graphics look today, compared to the early years. In those early days of gaming, up until just a few years ago, there was really only one dominant market segment, comprised

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    Business Administration Marketing Economy

    Zune digital music and entertainment platform, and application software for Apple’s Macintosh computers. The company’s Entertainment and Devices Division segment develops, produces, and markets the Xbox 360 platform, which includes PC software games, online games and online services (Yahoo!). Company Values As a company, and as individuals, we value integrity, honesty, openness, personal excellence, constructive self-criticism, continual self-improvement, and mutual respect. We are committed to

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    Product Innovation

    into a video game company almost a century later after failing at several other ventures. It’s first video game console worth mentioning was the Family Computer abbreviated as Famicom in Japan otherwise known as the Nintendo entertainment system (NES). It was replaced by the super Famicom/ Super Nintendo entertainment system(SNES) after a while. Then in 1996 they released a Nintendo 64 the first console we remember playing on. After the success of the Nintendo 64 then came the Nintendo game cube

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    Economic

    flote en el mercado ultra-competitivo de los video-juegos. Su suerte se revirtió solamente cuando modificaron radicalmente su estrategia (creando un Blue Ocean), cambiando así las reglas del juego. Con el lanzamiento de la Nintendo Wii a fines del 2006, recuperaron su posición de liderazgo y se convirtieron en el principal rival a vencer por rivales de la talla de Sony (Playstation 3) y Microsoft (Xbox360). ABSTRACT For several years now, the video game industry has been locked into what can best

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    Assignment

    television, the Betamax VCR, the CD player, the Walkman portable cassette player, and the PlayStation game console. The company's electronics segment--which includes audio and video products, televisions, personal computers, monitors, computer peripherals, telecommunications devices, and electronic components (such as semiconductors)--generates about two-thirds of the overall revenues. Sales of game consoles and software account for about 9 percent of revenues. Another 10 percent of revenues are derived

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    Microsoft

    This research paper presents the marketing strategy and philosophy used by Microsoft in selling their gaming console, the Xbox. The paper will evaluate and describe in depth the marketing of Xbox gaming and system. The research and assessment has been conducted by the developing company, Microsoft Corporation. Xbox comes in a variety of versions. One of the most popularized consoles is the XBOX 721X, a system upgrade that will be released to the market in 2015 (Lacher, Roth, Keller, & Schumacher

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