
Nintendo’s Development Status and Prospects in the Chinese Market
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Abstract
The video game industry has been a rapidly developing industry in recent years and has great market influence. This article starts with an analysis of the problems and difficulties that Nintendo has encountered in the Chinese market environment with rapid economic and technological development, based on consumer feedback, media reports, the company’s direction, and the company’s economic changes during the COVID-19 period. According to the survey, the author will analyze the advantages and disadvantages of Nintendo in the Chinese market and the future development prospects, and finally come to the conclusion that Nintendo has great development potential in the Chinese market and consumers can also buy the company’s products with confidence.
Keywords
Nintendo, Chinese market, switch, COVID-19, Nintendo vs competitors
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Cite this article
Gong,Z. (2023). Nintendo’s Development Status and Prospects in the Chinese Market. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,9,32-37.
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