Rafux said:
-First party classic Nintendo franchises still sell well -3DS is still selling well enough considering how huge smart phone gaming has become -Handheld franchises are still huge for Nintendo (Pokemon, Animal Crossing, Monster Hunter, Nintendogs) -Third party support for Nintendo handhelds has always been excellent -Unless Nintendo comes up with something revolutionary they are destined to be third place in the home console market -Sony has pretty much abandoned the handheld market
All of this indicates that Nintendo is going hybrid: The best (or only) handheld around with the best third party support and beloved exclusive Nintendo franchises, take it with you or play it at home with family and friends in your tv (with some "base" station). Nintendo is creating a new "niche", they are not getting triple A third party support anyway so they are maximizing they profitable business. |
On top of that Nintendo has been heavily hinting at this recently.
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