PDF, you seem to assume that for some odd reason, Wii sales will flatline out of nowhere in late 2010/ early 2011. I have to ask, where do you get this assumption from? Because all trends seem to refute this assumption. I mean you are entitled to your opinion, but I'm just having trouble finding where you draw this from? Wii is the fastet selling console of all time, and has yet to fully reach demand, while nintendo keeps upping its production to catch up with this demand. So if anything, the rate of Wii sales might actually INCREASE in the coming years, not decrease.
You seem to base this off of the fact that Nintendo doesn't have many heavy hitters left, but you fail to realise that Nintendo obviously will keep pumping out the big names in order to keep the momentum going. They're not just gonna call it quits after Wii fit and Mario Kart.. Just because we don't know what they have coming doesn't mean they have nothing else coming..
And you also asume that Wii sales will flatline in 2011 as a result of Nintendo releasing a new console, but if sales are still going relatively strong for the Wii (which is very likely), you can bet Nintendo won't be releasing another console within the standard 5 year time frame. Why would they, if all it would do is cut off sales from its already successful Wii?
