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Essay heading: Nintendo Strategy Case
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How did Nintendo manage to capture so much of the pie?
1) Nintendo’s cartridges contained several chips. The “security” chip, ensured that only Nintendo-approved cartridges would be able to run on the system.
2) All manufacturing for Nintendo’s new game system was subcontracted, with final assembly alone taking place at the company’s facilities... displayed 300 characters
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They were further required to place minimum orders of 10,000 units—payable in advance. Later, licensee contracts were modified to limit the number of game titles that any one company could release in a year.
4) Nintendo practiced careful inventory management in releasing its new games. It maintained strict control of the number of copies put out and withdrew games quickly as soon as interest waned... displayed next 300 characters
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