| Mr Khan said: Right: Nintendo should do their own thing and just not give a damn about what the third parties will do. This can be achieved if the device is profitable and unified architecture to allow Nintendo to make mostly the same games across console and handheld. If it's cheap, accessible, and loaded down with good Nintendo games, it will sell and the third parties will at least have to throw it a bone or two. |
Yep, I agree. Nintendo will have sold 80+ million units of hardware and 400+ million units of software this generation while releasing the most expensive handheld/console they ever have and people confusing them for a DS revision/Wii accessory. With more affordable price and better marketing they could have sold on par with Nintendo's pre-DS/Wii baseline which was about 100 million units of hardware and 500 million units of software per generation.
When the herd loses its way, the shepard must kill the bull that leads them astray.
