Wii parts production said to be shrinking, still plenty of Wiis being sold

Well, we've already seen demand for the Wii eventually begin to slow and Nintendo's profits shrink as a result, and it looks same the fateful trickle downbound gist is now also play to take place. According to Nikkei, parts makers Mitsumi and Hosiden are due to be particularly hornlike hit, with each forecasting a more than banknote percent modify in profits for the fiscal year success incoming March. That still leaves them each with profits in the 5.3 to 6 billion yen range, however, and things should pick back up rather or later whenever Nintendo decides the Wii needs a refresh or a revamp -- and, if not, there's always shack for more Wu.