the point of this question was not how bad are they doing, but how might they stabalize themselves, unless I am mistaken. and in answer to that question, and the aforementioned ideas about hedging against a declining dollar; I am an investment advisor and when a company sees losses primarily due to currency they can only do two things, either weather the storm and wait for it tolevel out, or split into seperate economic entities based in each country. in some cases doing this saves stress and allows the US and Japan based halves of the company to flourish. In this case, however, it would only put further hardships on Nintendo as licensing , materials contracts, and the like would have to be redrawn for a US based nintendo. I would say they are trying to wade through the ecenomic crises in the world and let things settle down before releasing small ticket games in mass. I agree that the 3DS and WiiU are going to give temporary losses, but this is all part of the plan, and within a few months of international stability, we will see a heavy increase in the outflow of high quality games.
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