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vivster said:
theRepublic said:
vivster said:
Landguy said:
Sony for sure. They have multiple divisions and almost all of them are troubled...

Well Sony can at least lose the divisions that don't make any profit. Nintendo practically only has one division(if you go by their archaic stance that hardware and software belong together) so if that starts losing too much money it's over.

But the most important thing here is that none of those two will stop making consoles and games. If they go bancrupt there will be numerous investors standing by to keep up the business.

Yeah, who else would be dumb enough to go by that philosophy?

[Removed Apple Logo]

Congratulation. You've come up with a whole one example of a company for which this approach works. And the fact that Apple's and Nintendo's business, market and target audience is absolutely comparable makes your argument even stronger.

So what example of a company do you have that makes both hardware and software, but they don't go together?



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