I'll have to agree with *SoR: Nintendo should focus on expanding some of its studios while also increasing their number.
Buying Sega or Capcom wouldn't have any short-term effect and Nintendo would need a lot of time reorganizing and restructuring them (and we all know that both of them but specially Sega need to be shaken from ground to the top). Also, buying a studio doesn't mean much if the creative minds in it see that oportunity to leave and create their own studios like Yuji Naka or the many people that left Capcom to form Platinum.
No, it'd make more sense and also cost them a lot less money to invest in expand and create new studios, not only in Japan but also in Europe and in the US and give them enough freedom to create new IPs and/or work on smaller Nintendo IPs to offset the lack of third party games.
Please excuse my bad English.
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