Nintendo had a fantastic 2017, the Nintendo Switch was a massive hit, Breath of the Wild won many game of the year awards, and stock prices increased 70% year-over-year.
They are not the only ones doing well. In a Tweet by @serkantoto Square Enix did even better than Nintendo at a 78% improvement. Still, not all things are rosy for all Japanese game companies, Sega Sammy, for example, say a 21% dip in the stock prices.
Though a significant improvement, Nintendo still has a long way to go to reach their 2008 glory when the Wii was released. Here’s to a good 2018 for Nintendo, may they return to their former glory a decade ago.
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