UK-based video game retailer GAME will be laughing all the way to the bank these days, as it reports higher-than-expected profits for this year. Company CEO Lisa Morgan explained that this was partly thanks to their Nintendo Wii and DS sales, which helped boost the company’s overall sales by 44 percent for 2007.

GAME’s pre-tax profit for this financial year ending January is further projected to be at around 70 million (US 139 million), about 8 million (US 16 million) higher than previously predicted by analysts. GAME’s shares rose 6 per cent thanks to their earnings.

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