Expansion of new product categories through amiibo
First written in FY2016. 6 of 12 entries say "Restated". Latest entry: FY2021.
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- FY2021RestatedAnnual report
「In other areas, Nintendo also continued to expand the amiibo lineup,」
The company states that it is continuing to expand the amiibo lineup. - FY2019RestatedAnnual report
「Nintendo continued to expand the amiibo lineup.」
The company states that it is continuing to expand the amiibo lineup. - FY2019-Q2Plan to launch new amiibo simultaneouslyAnnual report
「In December, Nintendo will simultaneously launch Super Smash Bros. Ultimate and amiibo of the characters newly joining the roster as fighters.」
The company indicates plans to launch Super Smash Bros. Ultimate and amiibo of the newly joining characters simultaneously in December. - FY2018AdvancedAnnual report
「In addition, Nintendo Classic Mini: Super Famicom, launched during the fiscal year, proved popular in various regions and recorded sales of 5.28 million units. amiibo sales also exceeded the previous fiscal year's level, reaching approximately 10.3 million figures and approximately 5.8 million cards.」
amiibo sales exceeded the previous fiscal year's level, reaching approximately 10.3 million figures and approximately 5.8 million cards. The recovery in sales through lineup expansion and software integration progressed in terms of volumes. - FY2018-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「Nintendo expanded the amiibo lineup, including by launching new products simultaneously with software releases, and sold approximately 9.3 million figures and approximately 5.0 million cards.」
The company describes its policy of expanding the lineup by launching new amiibo simultaneously with software releases, along with sales of approximately 9.3 million figures and approximately 5.0 million cards. This is a continuation of existing initiatives and does not indicate a substantive change in policy. - FY2018-Q2Product and Service Portfolio ExpansionAnnual report
「In addition, Nintendo Classic Mini: Super Famicom, launched in September, got off to a strong start, with a Japanese release scheduled for 5 October. Nintendo also expanded the amiibo lineup, including with new products from the Splatoon series, selling approximately 5.1 million figures and approximately 2.8 million cards.」
The company expanded the amiibo lineup with new products from the Splatoon series and other titles, reporting sales of approximately 5.1 million figures and approximately 2.8 million cards. - FY2018-Q1RestatedAnnual report
「amiibo sales totaled approximately 1.6 million figures and approximately 1.3 million cards, as there were fewer new amiibo products than in the same period of the previous fiscal year and fewer new software titles designed to be enjoyed using amiibo.」
The company reaffirmed that amiibo sales were weak, against a backdrop of fewer new products and compatible software, alongside the sales volumes for the quarter. - FY2017RestatedAnnual report
「Although amiibo sales showed signs of recovery due to the rollout of new software titles designed to be enjoyed using the newly launched amiibo, sales were limited to approximately 9.1 million figures and approximately 9.3 million cards,」
The company reaffirmed signs of a sales recovery following the rollout of new software titles, reporting full-year sales of approximately 9.1 million figures and approximately 9.3 million cards. - FY2017-Q3Signs of RecoveryAnnual report
「Although amiibo sales showed signs of recovery due to the rollout of new software titles designed to be enjoyed using the newly launched amiibo, sales were limited to approximately 6.5 million figures and approximately 6.6 million cards,」
The company states that the rollout of new software titles using amiibo has brought signs of a recovery in sales, while sales volumes remained limited to approximately 6.5 million figures and approximately 6.6 million cards. - FY2017-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「amiibo sales were limited to approximately 3.8 million figures and approximately 1.7 million cards because there were few new software titles designed to be enjoyed using amiibo.」
The company states that amiibo sales remained weak due to the limited number of new software titles, reaffirming the existing weakness in sales. - FY2017-Q1Sluggish salesAnnual report
「amiibo sales were limited to approximately 1.7 million figures and approximately 1.3 million cards because there were few new software titles designed to be enjoyed using amiibo.」
The company reports quarterly amiibo sales and states that sales were weak due to the limited number of new software titles. - FY2016First statedAnnual report
「Nintendo also launched amiibo, figures and cards featuring Nintendo characters, as a new product category linked to games.」
The company also reported amiibo sales of approximately 24.7 million figures and approximately 28.9 million cards.