Soundwave said:
It's poor management on their part that they've gone through this *twice* now. Pretty soon they're all going to be working for peanuts. Iwata took Nintendo from being the most valuable Japanese company in 2008 to not being able to turn a profit for three straight years in a few years time. And we just get the same excuses over and over again and a pay cut every couple of years. He's lucky he hasn't been fired out right. |
With Nintendo's history, I think they've earned some mistakes. They are, after all, run my humans. Sure, they made the same mistake twice, but they pulled out of the last one... To be honest, I think they're just growing faster than they anticipated. Sometimes, things just go a lot better than you expected and you get totally caught off guard (ex/ Wii was SD 480p because they believed the uptake of HD televisions would not be that fast; instead, the HD television market exploded). They weren't prepared for the way the Wii sold, and sometimes when things really go your way, you let your guard down. That doesn't mean Nintendo needs to die, lol... I'm sure they'll be fine.
