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News   Nintendo's Delay Explanation
- Posted By Mike Schneider, 08.22.2001

"Given the favorable market reaction in the U.S. to the GameCube at the May E3 trade show, we decided to move the launch date to make sure stores have enough product in stock to meet demand at that time," he said.

So goes the company stance. It makes sense, but yet, doesn't shortages help create more hype? Something that Nintendo could use more of as it launches its console -- a console that has been poorly advertised to this point in time.

Source: Nintendojo