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A system of returns doesn't work if used on observations.
1. It's a blog so a journalist format isn't a standard, the reader can only hope for intelligibility.
2. Observations are usually done in hindesight lest they be predictions.
3. The line, you mind adding a link to the whole writing because there is a lot of context missing from your little excerpt that seems fine as a standalone but looks can and are deceiving.
4. Fanboy would mean Malstrom has feelings for Nintendo beyond that of business. He can be a fanatic all he wants on his blog but if your going to label him any fanboy then it should be a retro junky.
5. Everything Malstrom views is from a consumer stance, not a business model, not a developers wet dream, not a internet fanatics fetish and not a PR stint. The man explains his observations and adds a little opinion. If you want non-opinionated pieces from him then I'd guess you should look at his articles rather than his blogs; he claims his articles are more inclined to be influenced by inaccurate perceptions and not sublime opinions.
6. Malstrom is one person, compared to paid industry analyzing firms who usually have teams and archived resources any prediction he could make would be looked at with scrutiny.
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