Nintendo Calls Wii Sales 'Fantastic'

November 28, 2007 By RACHEL KONRAD, AP Technology Writer

(AP) -- A top Nintendo Co. executive said holiday sales of the Wii game consoles have gotten off to a "fantastic start" but warned Tuesday that Wiis would be scarce through the end of the year.

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