| Soundwave said: Hate to say it but I think the console business has basically passed Nintendo by. They won't be a big player on the console side ever again, they just don't have the marketing/demographic know how and are too far out of touch with the majority of the Western consumers and developers, being a company pretty much run entirely by 60-70 year old Japanese men. There is no Japanese console business anymore outside of whatever niche the PS4 can carve out. Such a proposition will be cheap and low risk, so it can find "success" even if it only sells 20 million units on top of the handheld selling 50-60 mill (on the low end). |
I hate to admitted, but your theory is close to reality and actually the most safest way for Nintendo if they want to stay in gaming Industry but with that way they will not able to cover their audience. But if they want to competing head on head with PS and Xbox they have to use all of their assets, money, and human resource and will likely have more risk loosing their company.








