Why did Nintendo fail in Poland?
Why did Nintendo fail in Poland?
Julian Nguyen
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Robert Martin
leave
Kayden Carter
fuck off pshek
Christian Diaz
i thought we were bros
Colton Young
Nintendo in general hasn't succeeded well in Europe beyond mobile consoles. They never got into the market straight up, but rather sold their goods through toy store companies etc, which left a middleman controlling what games came out, when they came out and how much they cost. During Gamecube era, that meant most EU exclusives came out 6 months later than in US, and that their prices never came down. Furthermore, the games were mostly marketed towards younger kids and their parents, leaving them lacking in audience. Then Wii came, and the system was sold on its casual merits almost solely the same way.
David Davis
Lmao
Carson Sullivan
Doesnt surprise me, poland is the definition of white trash, taste in gaming included
Brody Rogers
Poles can barely afford food
Anthony Perry
Because look at that price! $1,499 dollars for a single switch!?
Ryder Turner
>Why did Nintendo fail in Europe
Because they only could get their games out through middlemen so people will naturally fanboy over Sega and Sony first.
Next.
Cooper Taylor
Because Poland is subhuman.
Grayson Williams
Because they are jews
Jaxon Morris
>trying so hard to fit in
Jaxson Cox
t. Chekov
Colton Johnson
>poles
Aaron Harris
The real question is - what didn't fail in Poland through it's history?
Logan Morris
Poles are bros with russians?
Charles Thompson
>1500$
I think I know why it failed
Carter Price
CHECK THIS OUT
Cameron Murphy
>dollars
Nathan Jackson
Because Capcom and Sony master race are already in here.
Kevin Collins
Bunch of communists that didn't play Super Mario Bros for the NES.
Levi Jackson
Matthew Perry
because there wasn't nes there at that time
why?
i don't fucking know but somehow other companies made it here
Dominic Phillips
>anywhere in europe
>mattering for gaming
Justin Mitchell
>warranty 200 to 430 cbl