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sidmeiernintifan said:
This is terribly wrong.

The main problem is that you want your videogames to be subsidized by Microsoft's profitable Windows and Office, and Sony's other divisions (when they were profitable, years ago), now you would be having your videogames subsidized by Sony debt.

You are basically praising what is known as dumping.

If I am Wall Mart, and I open a super market in some third world country, and sell everything very cheaply, even losing money, to eliminate the competition that needs to make a profit to survive, because I know the profits of the American supermarkets would let me take a loss here, that is negative even if the inhabitants of that third world country have cheaper food for a while.

What Nintendo does is what is healthy and should be normal, companies making a profit on what they sell. You basically have been spoiled by an unhealthy business practice that could cause the video game market to crash.

No, I don't want that. Look at how Sony Game Division presented profits in the last quarter without holding back the industry like Nintendo has always done. That's the way to go: profitable but healthy to the gaming ecosystem.



Prediction made in 14/01/2014 for 31/12/2020:      PS4: 100M      XOne: 70M      WiiU: 25M

Prediction made in 01/04/2016 for 31/12/2020:      PS4: 100M      XOne: 50M      WiiU: 18M

Prediction made in 15/04/2017 for 31/12/2020:      PS4: 90M      XOne: 40M      WiiU: 15M      Switch: 20M

Prediction made in 24/03/2018 for 31/12/2020:      PS4: 110M      XOne: 50M      WiiU: 14M      Switch: 65M