Well, we’ve already seen demand for the Wii finally begin to slow and Nintendo’s profits shrink as a result, and it looks like the inevitable trickle down effect is now also starting to take place. According to Nikkei , parts makers Mitsumi and Hosiden are expected to be particularly hard hit, with each forecasting a more than fifty percent drop in profits for the fiscal year ending next March. That still leaves them each with profits in the 5.3 to 6 billion yen range, however, and things should pick back up sooner or later whenever Nintendo decides the Wii needs a refresh or a revamp — and, if not, there’s always room for more Wu .
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Wii parts production said to be shrinking, still plenty of Wiis being sold