potato_hamster said:
This is totally valid, but the reality is that they are changing. They have been diverifying their investments a lot in the past few years. I think the writing has been on the wall for a long time, and the success of the Wii and DS might have stayed a change that has been brewing for quite some time now. |
True, the Wii was definitely a sign of change, however I think a major sticking point is that they refuse to change their IPs and focus on a more mature audience. As gaming is clearly moving this way, Nintendo needs to break away from its obsession with old Nintendo mascots and start finding a happy middle-ground between Japan and Western audiences e.g. Dark Souls.
Personally though, I think Nintendo won't bother as they don't have the leadership needed for such a change in strategy.







