Mummelmann on 13 October 2014
Well, your best point is that about the eStore; Nintendo are lagging way too far behind on all things online and were way too late to the party. They are still seen as a company selling mostly dealing in sealed devices, or very close, and that won't do it for the modern market; not when we're seeing both the traditional core market and the casual market thriving on online in all avenues.
Been said too many times already, but Nintendo has quite simply failed to properly read the market, especially in the West, and are paying the price for it in the sales charts and in the media.
