Shrug, Gamecube was more advanced that the Ps2, had better graphics and system specs, and it got bent over. It was even better than X-box in some areas. I can see why some in Nintendo might think about being really powerful won't exactly help them.
Plus, you are an investor, your choices are invest in a company that: Sells at a 200 dollar loss and a high premium, sells at a 50 dollar loss and a medium price range, or sells at a 100 dollar profit and has the lowest price range.
Who you gonna pick? Which gaming division actually makes sense as a business?
Then in a less theoretical offering, not only are they selling weaker cheaper hardware, but are in many cases providing a superior desired gaming experience to knowledgeable consumers, not just fooling the inexperienced, though that happens too.
See Ya George.
"He did not die - He passed Away"
At least following a comedians own jokes makes his death easier.
