Nintendo has been selling oodles of Wii and DS units over the years. Ever wonder what their revenue figures would look like if you break it down per employee? The Financial Times did just that and discovered that the company generates $1.6 million per employee, with roughly 3,000 people employed in development and R&D. That’s more than Google – even more than the big-name investment banking group Goldman Sachs made back in 2007. Impressive.

Nintendo makes more profit per employee than Goldman [FT]

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