Nintendo's Blue Ocean Strategy: A Breakdown of Why It's Working (editorial)

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Vertigo-X said:

TalonMan said:
This one has my interest most:

Disruption’s End: “Why Nintendo Must Destroy the Wii Before it Destroys Nintendo.”

This article shows that the biggest threat to Nintendo is the Wii and why the Wii must be destroyed (else it bankrupt the company). The article goes on to why there will never be a Wii 2, why the Wii will have a longer lifespan than the PS3 (and the PS2), and what exactly Nintendo’s next console will be. (Hint: It will be disruptive.)

What on earth could THAT be about?!?!?!?

I know, right? It might be some thing that will become obvoius when we read it, but right now I can't imagine Wii bankrupting Nintendo.

Could be funny guess why ....

For sure Nintendo is challenging the people indifference toward VG so the next Nintendo's console must surprise again ( not just an incremental step ).

Reggie said : “As many of you know, Nintendo’s way is to challenge conventional thinking. Not just for the sake of doing things differently, but to do things better. The graveyard of any industry is filled with the headstones of companies who decided to keep doing things the same old way, playing on the margin, making things a little bit better. That strategy works… for a while. But ultimately, it’s fatal. Over the years, our industry has come to accept progress by simply what is on the screen.”

So maybe Nintendo risks to lay down on Wii success ( going bankrupt with about US$ 10 billion in cash is crazy !).

Also I think that console like DS and Wii are lowering the entry point for new company to enter console-manufacturing arena...

What  do you think ?