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Kai_Mao on 31 December 2015
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Ljink96 said:
Mr.GameCrazy said:
Ljink96 said:
Armour1 said:

LMAO

none are actually saying that, stop posting crap.

People are saying they DO have money and it could be used for a successfull tranition to 3rd party.  Or they can go broke like sega and be forced into going 3rd party.  

But fact is nintey fell hard from they hayday when wii was still selling.  

Nintendo is NOTHING like SEGA. They differ in popularity of IP, and financials. SEGA was on its way to killing itself with its poor console releases back to back. Nintendo has handheld and home consoles to gain income from. Nintendo won't be going broke anytime soon and if they do, you nor I will be living to see the day. That's how wealthy they are. Nintendo is wealthy and there's a huge difference between being wealthy and rich. Nintendo has set plans in stone that will ensure its survival way after Iwata, Reggie, or Miyamoto is gone. Nor will they go third party anytime soon. The end for me.

We don't know that for sure. There's still a chance that Nintendo can fully go third party if the NX fails.

http://www.cinemablend.com/games/Nintendo-Now-Worth-More-Than-Sony-61509.html

Something, SEGA never could have claimed.

I know this isn't the same as revenue and things have changed in 2 years but yeah. It'll be a while before the big N caves in. I heard they could not operate or release any games, (excluding merchandise, and amiibo, and so on) until 2054 and still be around kicking.

I posted the source about still having enough money by 2075 (not 2054) in my OP. http://www.gamesradar.com/nintendo-doomed-not-likely-just-take-look-how-much-money-its-got-bank/

As for what you posted, it's mostly about market capitalization. Sony has been struggling for a long time when it comes to their other business ventures such as movies, phones, TVs, etc. Their PlayStation division should be fine. As for Nintendo, investors were pretty much hyped by not only 3DS sales, but the possibility of Nintendo going mobile, which they did in early 2015 and that gave them a significant spike in their stock value. While it has declined a little bit, the stock value is still better than what Nintendo had endured for a while.

So now I'm wondering, how much cash in the bank do they have left. They've made profit these last few quarters so...they kinda balanced out the previous losses they had, which wasn't really drastic compared to others. I am now wondering how much Nintendo has now in terms of investments and bank with everything that has happened these last couple of years.