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Jay70sgamer on 11 September 2014
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curl-6 said:
Jay70sgamer said:
curl-6 said:

Yeah, you'd think the Wii U's struggles would have taught Nintendo some much-needed humility, but instead they act like they can still afford to take their sweet time on a game that they need NOW. 

They don't seem to get it; they are up shit creek, and if they want to get out of this generation alive, its time to swallow their pride, get down on their knees and do what the consumer wants instead of what they want.

The 3ds and the soon to be new 3ds says hi......just like Sony has the playstation vita  doing poorly nintendo has the wii u not doing as well but if you really look at Nintendos position they are second in the console race and first in handhelds andmaking a profit off every wii u sold nowadays ..they have smash coming out on both systems nintendo is not in as bad shape as people make it out to be just saying ...they will be alright and turn a profit as usual at the end of the generation 

The 3DS is doing well for the moment, yes, but it's the last of its breed; there's no future for dedicated handhelds beyond this gen. The home console business holds Nintendo's real hope of long term survival, but to compete in this sector they need to aggressively grow their userbase, and the only way to do that is to serve the demands of the consumer instead of their own whims.


How do you figure it's last of its breed by the time it stops selling it may be at 70 or 80 million or more  that's not a last of its breed ...no your wrong Nintendos dominance in the handheld market is where there bread and butter is at ....yes this generation they are not lighting up like the wii but at the end of the day ...which almost everyone forgets nintendo makes a profit ...no home console they ever produced has made a loss and wii u will be profitable at the end of the generation that is almost certain ....nintendo does not worry about finishing first or last as long as they make a profit and keep shareholders happy