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Nintendo faces resurgent software and console rivals
LONDON - As little as two years ago Nintendo seemed a dying brand, destined to follow Sega in an ignominious retreat from the videogame console market toward game-only specialisation. Since then, however, it has made great strides to attract a different audience, and enjoyed considerable success.
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