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Talal on 23 September 2013

Misleading chart, but yes Nintendo is the most successful when it comes to gaming.



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Porcupine_I on 23 September 2013
ebw said:
Porcupine_I said:
Wright said:

"Proof_that_Nintendo_is_the_most_successful_gamin"

 

Incomplete title? What I am looking at, OP?


maybe he died when he wrote it

Look, if he was dying, he wouldn't bother to carve "Aaaaaaagh!", he'd just say it.

MMD



“It appeared that there had even been demonstrations to thank Big Brother for raising the chocolate ration to twenty grams a week. And only yesterday, he reflected, it had been announced that the ration was to be reduced to twenty grams a week. Was it possible that they could swallow that, after only twenty-four hours? Yes, they swallowed it.”

- George Orwell, ‘1984’

richardhutnik on 23 September 2013
Porcupine_I said:
ebw said:
Porcupine_I said:
Wright said:

"Proof_that_Nintendo_is_the_most_successful_gamin"

 

Incomplete title? What I am looking at, OP?


maybe he died when he wrote it

Look, if he was dying, he wouldn't bother to carve "Aaaaaaagh!", he'd just say it.

MMD





ZackNormandin on 23 September 2013

Wii U will be a success by 2015. It'll have some incredible software.

Nintendo's next handheld and console(hybrid or not) will be top of the line stuff.

It'll be released by 2018. PS5 and Xbox 3 won't be out until 2023 at the earliest.

Nintendo will have new hardware and games on the market.
The most powerful system for a few years until new competition from Sony and MS.

Super Mario Galaxy 3 will be a launch title.



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attaboy on 23 September 2013

It blows my mind. Nintendo is the only one of the big 3 that consistently kicks ass year after year in quality games, hardware sales, and profit and people always assume their doomed and should go third party. Hopefully this old chart will show that show that, because Nintendo is the most successful gamin



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S.Peelman on 23 September 2013
Seece said:
chidori-chan2 said:
*picture*

Add this image for you topic OP.

Except it isn't printing them money this time is it? For the first time in their existnce they're seeing losses. All the while MS are currently making billions. I agree with Kowen to an extent, the here and now is much more telling.

Nah, 3DS has entered money-printing mode and thus the third stage of the cycle. WiiU is still in the second stage because it's still doomed, but it will proceed to print money at some point in time.



S.Peelman on 23 September 2013
prayformojo said:

...yet, Playstation is number 1 all time in home console sales. Go figure.

Yet Nintendo is the #1 all time in portable console sales.

And is #1 in software sales both in total amount and in highest selling franchises and individual games.

And is #1 in profitability and has been around the longest.

It's 3-to-1, what's the point?



Osc89 on 23 September 2013
PigPen said:
Osc89 said:
Not really the full story. It's their brand that has lost a lot of value instead. Instead of dipping into their savings to keep a strong market share with aggressive price cuts and marketing, they focused only on keeping out of the red.


Sony can learn a lot from Nintendo.


In what way?



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Arcturus on 23 September 2013

I found something of equal value to add to the original post:



Cj2i3 on 23 September 2013
Osc89 said:
PigPen said:
Osc89 said:
Not really the full story. It's their brand that has lost a lot of value instead. Instead of dipping into their savings to keep a strong market share with aggressive price cuts and marketing, they focused only on keeping out of the red.


Sony can learn a lot from Nintendo.


In what way?



Putting a bigger emphasis on software rather than hardware as far as handhelds go. Actually learning that the handheld market's key demographic is kids rather than teens and adults.