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@Disolitude: Well, there's not much of reasons for M$ to try to take out Nintendo, except that it's the only strategy M$ knows. But, as long as Nintendo doesn't pose a threat to Windows, there's really no reason for them to go after Nintendo (but plenty of reasons to make money).
The problem M$ faces is, that what they have against, is a company that makes hefty profit even with relatively low sales and has very good financial situation. Think about Google and Apple, M$ would have taken both out, if they could do that. Also, Nintendo and M$ have a different take on the customer, when the odds are against M$.

In the end, if they'd decide to go after Nintendo, it propably would only lead to billions in losses and Nintendo still raking in cash. Of course, Nintendo doesn't want to be on a line of fire.



Ei Kiinasti.

Eikä Japanisti.

Vaan pannaan jalalla koreasti.

 

Nintendo games sell only on Nintendo system.