Patchter calls out "nintendo fanboys"

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Mythmaker1 said:

Mr Khan said:

UltimateUnknown said:

Talal said:

Mr Khan said:

osed125 said:

I'm starting to believe Patcher is being payed by someone to hate on Nintendo. 

That's been apparent for quite some time. Wedbrush Morgan has to be advocating for one of the major third parties. It was said they had ties to Activision.

Sarcasm?

There is no word such as sarcasm in Mr Khan's dictionary, only deadly seriousness, no matter how crazy it sounds.

Financial Analysts are *not* an objective group of people. Those who can influence financial outcomes are, per course, going to be tempted to skew the results in favor of those to whom they provide their trades.

Guy's on the take.

If there isn't any tangible evidence to suggest such, I find that uncalled for.

It became apparent years ago.  Everything he says companies should do would help third parties and hurt first parties or consumers.

Sony is losing money on every PS3 sold and selling at a slow pace?  Solution: Drop the price so they lose more money. The unspoken implication is so that third parties can sell more games at he expense of Sony.  This was when Sony was estimated to be losing around $100 on each PS3.

Nintendo is making a ton of money and breaking sales records with the Wii?  Solution: Release an HD Wii so they can get the same games the the 360 and PS3.  Because a single standard is more profitable for third parties.  It is cheaper to make games for just one system instead of three or more.  Keep in mind this was 2008!

Third parties not making enough money?  Solution: Grab more money from your customers by instituting online passes and release a lot more DLC.  Oh, hello EA, I see you did this exact thing for a while.

All are actual suggestions by Pachter.  There are a ton more that I don't remember.  The guy seems to act like he has no understanding of the market, but he can't really be that stupid.  His real goal is to pump up the positions of the people he is being paid to represent.  He is not making money doing internet shows.  His real money comes from Wedbush Securities.