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A buoyant Nintendo has pledged to continue to manufacture the Wii console at "full bore," in order to satisfy customer demand, after the release of independent sales data from NPD.

Nintendo has raised its full-year profits forecast by 20 per cent, expecting net income to climb to 120 billion yen (EUR 774.9 million) for the year ending March 31st 2007.

Nintendo's retail launch partner, HMV, has acknowledged the Wii was one of its hottest products this Christmas - but the lack of stock available to sell has left the chain frustrated.

Japanese magazine publisher Enterbrain has released figures revealing that nearly 1 million Nintendo Wii consoles have been sold in the territory so far.

Nintendo of Europe has issued a statement regarding the accidental death of a young boy killed on holiday while charging his Game Boy.

Two former Nintendo of America executives are set to be recognised for their contributions to videogaming by the Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences.

Nintendo has labelled a lawsuit which alleges the company to be engaging in "unfair or deceptive practices" as "completely without merit."

Wii users will be able to download a free trial of the Opera browser for internet access this Friday, ahead of the official release in March next year.

Nintendo has offered to replace more than 3.2 million Wii remote straps after users complained that the connecting cord broke too easily.

Why the patriarch of gaming will never follow Sega's path.

Data trackers NPD have published new figures for videogame accessory sales in the US, revealing that Nintendo sold 270,000 Wii remote controllers during the month of November.

First it was announced that the Nintendo Wii had become the fastest-selling home console in the UK, then Europe - and now it's breaking records in Australia, too.

It's not just the Wii which has <a type="int" href="http://www.gamesindustry.biz/content_page.php?aid=21691">been performing well</a> recently - Nintendo's handheld has also been breaking some records of its own.

Nintendo has announced that the Wii console has sold out in Europe, with 325,000 units snapped up in the two days following last Friday's launch.

Technology firm Interlink Electronics has filed a lawsuit against Nintendo of America, alleging that the Wii's new remote controller infringes its patent.

Following the launch of the Wii across Europe at Midnight last night, Nintendo UK has reported that 50,000 units of the console were sold in just 12 hours.

<i>GamesIndustry.biz</i> talks to gamers, retailers and celebs at the launch of Nintendo's new console.

Nintendo UK has told <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i> it will do everything possible to meet demand for the Wii following suggestions from retailers that many consumers could be left empty handed this Christmas.

Ahead of the European launch of Nintendo's Wii, retailers have told <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i> that consumers without pre-orders are unlikely to secure a unit until the new year.