It would do wonders to loss leading strategy. Basically this has similar idea to 360 being licenced to 3rd parties or NES licensed to Mattel.
This also wouldn't mean an end to licence fees, since there would be a "videogames consortium" to which you'd be paying the fee for each unit of hardware and software manufactured.
Considering what has happened this gen, and what the devs want to support and the way it would take the progress, the consortium would surely get disrupted by someone who'd be doing badly or wanting to enter the market. Removing the competition would create space to the market for competition to enter.
It wouldn't be a complete utopia, but thinking that the consortium would able to remain as the only factor in the market is a bit naive.
Ei Kiinasti.
Eikä Japanisti.
Vaan pannaan jalalla koreasti.
Nintendo games sell only on Nintendo system.
