>>57915806

They've always been cold in the eurozone, presumably because pokemon wasn't as pervasive there. Opening up a branch in LatAm when there's still no shipping center in the EU feels completely insane, but Nintendo in general has always struggled with the euro market.

In the states, it's really only the vanity sets that millennials buy by the hundreds to put in their basement. Not sure what the situation is over there but I'm guessing you guys have worse stock across the board.