kitler53 said:
wiifit was massively successful. it very well could have been even bigger if it didn't demand a $250 console. so let's just suppose for a second that nintendo releases their first QoL product and it goes on to make billions in profit just like wiifit did. where do you think nintendo will invest? the wildly successful business venture or the midly successful business venture? it's not like things will change over the course of a day or even a year. ..but video games are a bit of a dead end for nintendo right now. nintendo can't seem to court 3rd parties and consumers won't buy nintendo's consoles (in large quantities) without them. if they can find success and growth elsewhere the dynamics of being a publicly traded corporation pretty much demands they change their focus and priorities.
obviously this is quite dependant on their QoL products being sucessful but i personally think they have a good shot at it. it seems like a market nintendo knows how to please. |
They're having that problem right now, in this gen. Sure if QoL explodes and gaming stays marginal for them over, like, the next 12 years or something, then they could get the idea, but things turn around in strange ways.

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