Since the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) broadcast last month, Nintendo has felt a sharp decline in its stock market shares. Last week, Big N saw a 5.27% drop on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, one of the worst indexes since the launch of Switch in April 2017.
Analysts surveyed by Japanese magazine Nikkei believe that the fall of was due to the lack of information on the important titles of Nintendo during the E3. Three years ago, Big N did not present a conference as its main competitors.
The complaint is that the company saved about 40 minutes, almost half of its video, to showcase the Super Smash Bros.
Meanwhile, he omitted the presentation titles presented at the E3 of 2018, such as the new Switch Pokémon as well as one of the main year-round releases for the Switch. ] Metroid Prime 4.
At a meeting with shareholders, Nintendo chairman Tatsumi Kimishima was questioned about the problem. However, he was reluctant with the information and retorted that more important than noticing this fall is to focus on the future of the console.
The CEO of the company gave a glimpse of trying to calm the minds of investors. According to him, the presentation was centered not only on Smash but also on Pokémon: Let's go, Pikachu! / Let's go, Eevee! two versions of the same title that arrive on November 16, 2018. [19659004] "A large number of visitors enjoyed playing the demo of Smash Bros. Ultimate until the last day.On third-party titles, consumers were delighted to see Fortnite playable on the Nintendo Switch after gaining huge popularity on other platforms. "
Recently, the company launched Mario Tennis Aces the sports game run by the mascot of Nintendo. Already S on Smash Bros. Ultimate will be released December 7 exclusively for the Nintendo Switch.
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