supermario128 said:
"Buried in reams of financial data is the revelation that Nintendo have 812.8 billion Yen (£6.7/$10.5 billion) in the bank - enough for it to take a 20 billion Yen loss (£163/$257 million) every year until 2052. Then there's almost 469 billion Yen (£3.8/$6.0 billion) held in premises, equipment and investments. When that runs out - we're in the year 2075 by this point - they've got some of the most valuable intellectual property in gaming to sell off before the company goes out of business." ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sony will sell off their gaming division long before Nintendo ever goes third party. Also, I guess I will remind everyone that Nintendo is never going 3rd party. They said themselves that the day they stop making consoles is the day they stop making video games. Still, I don't want either of these options to happen. |
I was waiting for someone to post this, took you guys long enough. Just for the record, I don't think either is very likely at all, but the Sony option has an outside (and INCREDIBLY thin) possibility of happening in relation to the Nintendo one. I also want to point out that If this poll was being taken in certain corners of the internet I can gurantee that the results would be very different (in favor of Sony).
I almost made the third option a Nintendo/Sony collaboration, but I felt the Sega answer was more fun.
