| padib said: ^Great stuff. We often forget that Nintendo is thinking of branching out into new ventures, and that Nintendo has two lines of consoles (home and portable). You are right to post that, because possibly Nintendo is banking on QoL and the new fusion to regulate their expenses/profits over the next two years. Also, keep an eye out for their new IP platform business, which will start with the NFC toys. That should prove an interesting source of revenue in the next year or so. About the U, the fusion is meant to be backwards compatible with the U, if I understood their January statement correctly. As such, the U and the fusion will likely be supported in parallel as a unified ecosystem, e.g. one library, multiple HW platforms (U, fusion, etc) I believe that supports a longer lifespan for the U overall. 10 years still sounds like it fits the overall business plan. |
Thats what I was trying to point in the OP. But people around stick to the thread title and 10 years, like they can't read...
Also why all the WiiU haters in this thread can't even think of a possibility that its sales will go up with Mario Kart and following 2014 releases?
