The game isn't even out yet, but pre-orders are already through the roof.
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The next Wii Sports compilation sells over 350,000 in Japan in only 4 days.
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Console maker finally concedes that its Wii is not doing fine in Japan and that it’s in “unhealthy condition.” However, this doesn’t mean there’ll be a price cut.
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The Xbox 360 beats its competition in Japan, where it typically struggles.
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No.1 phone maker gives up on the Japanese market. With less than one percent of the market, Nokia will continue to sell high-end Vertu line.
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Microsoft hopes to score big with Japanese market on lower prices for its popular gaming consoles.
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Startup snags $6.5 million in a second round investment and agrees to deliver its 3-D characters to AOL AIM users.
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Bulk of investment will be outside the U.S., with focus on India.
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Breaks in undersea cable off Egypt cuts access to Web in China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, Japan, and the Philippines.
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Breaks in undersea cable cuts access to Web in China, Egypt, Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, Japan and the Philippines.
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Search giant signs deal with Japan's No. 1 mobile operator.
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The Mac maker is playing mobile operators NTT DoCoMo and Softbank against one another on selling the iPhone in Japan, where it would vie with some of the world's most advanced phones.
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Japanese researchers hope that robots will be the answer to a pressing question hanging over the country—how to cope with an aging population and a declining labor force.
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Latest Sony PlayStation in Europe won’t play as many PS2 games as models in Japan and U.S.
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Mobile search startups vie for a piece of the world's largest mobile market—China—but Baidu and Google are close behind.
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Software lets users hum to find songs on Napster, offering something iTunes doesn’t.
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BlueRun backs wireless device component maker Atrua, in what may be its final infusion of growth capital.
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Murky regulatory environment still challenging.
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Sachio Semmoto bets billions in a country that now embraces competition.
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Entrenched social network Mixi could mean tough competition for a Japanese language version of the social networking giant.
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