| Jay70sgamer said:
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 |
It's the last of its breed because smartphone gaming is taking over. That's why 3DS has shrunk so much from the DS.
And as I recall, Nintendo have posted losses for the last few years. To get back on track, they need to stop being complacent and start being proactive. They need to listen to the market instead of just doing their own thing.
