Smashchu2 said:
Squilliam said:
I don't know if we'll even see the vitality sensor this generation. I think they'll save it for a next generation concept to launch their next generation Wii with if they are still interested in pursuing it. I suspect that as a publicly traded company they'll need to get a new platform out shortly if they cannot maintain profit/market share. It isn't the game market which will kill the Wii but the sharemarket as Nintendo is a publicly traded company. I don't think the Wii sales and profit/revenue will be allowed to drop much further before they start finalising the Wii 2.
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Tell that to the guys at Sony. They are still investing in this money pit they call the Playstation brand.
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Yeah except PS3 performance doesn't dictate overall company performance given how diversified Sony is. Nintendo on the other hand are a software plus platform royalties plus games company. So you'd see how diminishing returns might reduce their share price especially as that shareprice is inflated on previously extremely good sales / profits compared to now.