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释义

  1. Announcement

  2. Release dates and pricing

  3. Titles

  4. Sales

  5. See also

  6. References

{{Use mdy dates|date=December 2015}}

The Wii launch was the release of Nintendo's seventh generation video game console. This successor to the Nintendo GameCube was released in most territories in November and December 2006. It was the third (after the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3) seventh generation console to be released in Japan and North America, but was second in Europe, being released before the PlayStation 3.

Announcement

At a June 7, 2006 policy briefing, Nintendo revealed plans to release 6 million console units and 17 million software units during the fiscal year ending March 31, 2007.[1] This included the 4 million or more console units they expected to ship by the end of the 2006 calendar year.[2] On September 14, 2006, it was announced that the majority of the 2006 shipments would be allotted to the Americas.[3]

The Spanish launch of the Wii console was moved to December 9, 2006, because December 8, 2006 is the celebration of the Immaculate Conception and thus all shops were closed.[4] For the same reason, the Italian and Swiss releases were also moved to the day before, December 7, 2006.[5]

Nintendo of Canada vice president and general manager Ron Bertram stated that the company expected to have one million consoles available in North America at launch, as reported by IGN on September 25, 2006.[6] The next day, Nintendo branded the information as a "misstatement about the number of Wii consoles that will be available in the Americas during the launch rollout," and reiterated earlier statements of expected shipments of 4 million consoles worldwide by the end of 2006 with the largest allotment available in the Americas. The company affirmed that they "are working to ensure a plentiful supply and a consistent flow."[2]

On December 26, 2006, Nintendo announced that they would release its console in South Korea by the end of 2007. However, on October 28, 2007, plans for South Korea were changed as Satoru Iwata announced that the Wii would instead be launched in South Korea on April 26, 2008, along with first details to release the Wii in China also in 2008, due to high demand for the Wii console.[7]

Release dates and pricing

Release date and suggested retail price by region*
RegionExpected pricing at releaseRelease
date		Accessories
Release priceApprox. US$ equivalentWii RemoteNunchukClassic Controller
{{Flagu|USA}}USD $249.99[8]$249.99November 19, 2006$39.99$19.99$19.99
{{Flagu|Canada}}CAD $279.83[9]$265.31C$44.99C$24.99C$24.99
{{Flagu|Mexico}}MXN $4,499$410 ($355†)Mex$699Mex$349Mex$349
{{Flagu|Panama}} PAB B/.299$299B/.49.99B/.29.99B/.29.99
{{Flagu|Guatemala}} GTQ Q3,499$450 ($375†)
{{Flagu|Colombia}}COP $1,099,000[10]$480 ($410†)COP$85.990COP$47.200COP$47.200
{{Flagu|Peru}}PEN
{{Flagu|Chile}} CLP $219,900[11]$440 ($360†)CLP$34,900CLP$14,900CLP$14,900
{{Flagu|Brazil}}BRL R$2,399§[12]$1,440 ($274†)R$299.00R$199.00
{{Flagu|Japan}}JPY ¥25,000[13]$215* ($205†)December 2, 2006¥3,800¥1,800¥1,800
{{Flagu|Australia}}AUD A$399.95[14]$315 ($285†)December 7, 2006A$69.95A$29.95A$29.95
{{Flagu|New Zealand}}NZD NZ$499.90[15]$340 ($305†)NZ$99.95NZ$49.95NZ$49.95
{{Flagu|Italy}}€259[16]$340 ($285†)€39.99€19.99€19.99
{{Flagu|Switzerland}} CHF 399S₣‡[17]$330 ($310†)69.90S₣34.90S₣34.90S₣
{{Flagu|Croatia}}HRK 2099.99kn$399.99December 8, 2006399.98kn199.99kn199.99kn
{{flagicon|Europe}} Europe€249‡[18]$330 ($275†)€39.99€19.99€19.99
{{Flagu|UK}}GBP £179‡$350 ($300†)£29.99£14.99£14.99
{{Flagu|Hungary}}HUF 70,000[19]$360 ($300†)
{{Flagu|Ireland}}€259$340 ($285†)€44€25€25
{{Flagu|Denmark}}DKK449 kr.249 kr.249 kr.
{{Flagu|Poland}}PLN
{{Flagu|Russia}}RUB 9,900‡[20]$380 ($335†)1999 RUB1499 RUB999 RUB
{{Flagu|Latvia}}LVL 200‡ $400 ($330†)50 LVL20 LVL20 LVL
{{Flagu|Norway}}NOK 2,499[21]$385 ($310†)399 kr249 kr249 kr
{{Flagu|Sweden}}SEK 2,490‡[22]$276 ($310†)479 kr299 kr299 kr
{{Flagu|Iceland}} ISK 29,990[23]$440 ($335†)5990 kr2990 kr2990 kr
{{Flagu|Finland}}€269.90[24]$355 ($290†)€49.90€29.90€29.90
{{Flagu|Turkey}}TRY TL799.90$550 ($466†)
{{Flagu|Spain}} €249‡[25]$330 ($285†)December 9, 2006€41,95€19,95€19,95
{{Flagu|Singapore}} SGD 499.00$330April 25, 2007SGD69.00SGD39.00SGD39.00
{{Flagu|South Africa}}ZAR 2899$410 ($360†)September 28, 2007[26]ZAR 475.00ZAR 239.00ZAR 239.00
{{Flagu|Argentina}} ARS $2399[27]$760March 2008ARS $320ARS $200ARS $190
{{Flagu|Malaysia}}MYR 1399$410 ($360†)
MYR 139.00MYR 69.00MYR 69.00
{{flagicon|South Korea}} South KoreaKRW ₩220,000$220*April 26, 2008[28]₩28,000[29]₩15,000[29]₩15,000[29]
{{flagicon|Taiwan}} TaiwanTWD NT$8,500$280July 12, 2008[30]NT$ 1,050NT$ 525NT$ TBA
{{flagicon|HKG}} Hong KongHKD HK$1,799 $232December 12, 2009[31]HK$299HK$139
{{Flagu|United Arab Emirates}} AED 1,299 د.إ $354 unknown 199 د.إ 99 د.إ 99 د.إ
{{Flagu|Fiji}}FJD TBATBADecember 29, 2008FJ$ TBAFJ$ TBAFJ$ TBA
  • Wii Sports comes packaged with the console in all regions except Japan and South Korea.

† USD equivalent with local VAT, GST or sales tax removed for ease of comparison with territories that do not include taxes in consumer prices

‡ Retail price as estimated by, rather than suggested by, Nintendo[18]

§ Prices might be significantly lower on the informal market

Titles

On November 13, 2006, it was confirmed that 21 titles would be available on launch day in North America and South America, with another 12 games being released in the 2006 launch window. This makes 33 games total.[32] Wii Sports is included with the console bundle in all regions excluding Japan and South Korea. Despite the price point of US$60 quoted for many seventh generation games in the USA,[33] Wii titles cost at most US$50 at major US retail stores.

For a full list of all titles available for the console since launch, see List of Wii games.

Key:
  • NA/SA North America/South America
  • EU Europe
  • JP Japan
  • AUS Australasia
Launch titleRegion(s) released[34][35]Launch titleRegion(s) released
Avatar: The Last AirbenderNA/SA[36]BarnyardNA/SA[36]
Call of Duty 3NA/SA EU AUSCarsNA/SA EU AUS[36]
Saikyou Kazoku Kasukabe King WiiJP[37]
ElebitsJP[38]Ennichi no TatsujinJP[39]
Excite TruckNA/SAThe Grim Adventures of Billy & MandyNA/SA
Gottlieb Pinball ClassicsEUGT Pro SeriesNA/SA EU AUS
Happy FeetNA/SA EU[40][41]Marble ManiaJP[37]
Machi Kuru DominoJP
Madden NFL 07NA/SA EUUltimate AllianceNA/SA
Monster 4x4 World CircuitNA/SA EUNecro-NesiaJP
CarbonNA/SA EU AUSOpen SeasonNA/SA EU AUS
Total DestructionNA/SA EU AUSRayman Raving RabbidsNA/SA EU AUS
Red SteelNA/SA JP EU AUSSD Gundam G BreakerJP[37]
Creature from the Krusty KrabNA/SA EU[36]Super Fruit FallEU
Banana BlitzNA/SA JP EU AUSSuper Swing GolfJP
Party On!/Tamagotchi's Sparkling PresidentJP[37]Tony Hawk's Downhill JamNA/SA EU AUS
Twilight PrincessNA JP AU EU
Second OpinionNA/SA JP
Smooth MovesJP[37]
Wii PlayJP EU AUS
Wii Sports[1]NA/SA JP EU AUS
Wing IslandJP[37]

Corruption was pushed as a launch title, but was eventually delayed to a release date of August 27, 2007 in North America.[42] Satoru Iwata also initially wished for Super Smash Bros. Brawl to be released at launch.

Wii Sports came bundled with the Wii in all territories except Japan and South Korea.[1]

Sales

{{see also|Wii sales}}{{outdated section|date=June 2011}}

On November 28, 2006, Nintendo reported that it had sold over 600,000 consoles in the first eight days of launch in the Americas, making it Nintendo's largest console launch until the release of the Nintendo Switch in 2017. Including the sales of accessories and games, Nintendo's Wii-related revenue had hit $190 million in its first week.[43]

The Wii launched in Japan on December 2, 2006. Japan initially received 400,000 Wii consoles,[44] with around an estimate of 370,000 sold in two days, with Wii Sports and Wii Play being the top two selling games.[45] While many PlayStation 3 consoles were resold on online auctions for a much higher price, the average Wii price on Yahoo! Auctions were only 30,000 ¥ (USD: $260).[46] This is perhaps because more people wanted to use the consoles, rather than resell them, as the Wii software tie ratio was 1.69.[47]

On December 12, 2006, sales data analysis firm Chart-Track and Nintendo confirmed with several press outlets in the United Kingdom that the Wii had become the fastest selling video game console in the region's recorded history, selling 105,000 consoles in its opening weekend, trumping the previous record holder, Xbox 360, which posted sales numbers of 70,000 units.[48] Nintendo announced on the following day that the Wii had sold 325,000 units across Europe in its first two days of sale, making it the fastest selling console across the entire European continent.[49]

In the United Kingdom, gamers lined up at the midnight launch of the console at Game and HMV. Queues from both retail stores stretched into back alleyways and side streets. Game even provided them with slices of pizza and Wii branded umbrellas. HMV, meanwhile, handed out goodie bags containing Wii-branded T-shirts and The Legend of Zelda posters. Celebrities such as Pat Cash and Ian Wright appeared to promote the Wii.

On December 14, 2006, it was announced that the Wii console had become the fastest selling console in Australian history with 32,901 units sold in just four days, beating the Xbox 360's opening weekend record of 30,241 units.[50]

In Singapore, local distributor Maxsoft said that 2,000 consoles were sold in the first two days of retail, much greater than for the launches of the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, and that many preorders remained unfulfilled due to a low stock inventory.[51]

While the Wii launch was considerably smoother than that of the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, it was not without its problems. Due to the scarcity of the Wii Remote and Nunchuk, widespread price gouging began to form.{{Citation needed|date=February 2007}} Initial consumer reaction to the Wii appears to have been positive, with commentators judging the launch to have been successful.[52]

According to the Financial Times, as of September 2007 the Wii became the market leader in worldwide console sales.[53]

See also

  • PlayStation 3 launch
  • Xbox 360 launch

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