Zoombael said:
AngryLittleAlchemist said:
I'm pretty sure they are .. correct me if i'm wrong though. Also to be honest, a lot of Sony fans can be dicks regarding Nintendo's success. A lot of people were straight up hoping the Switch would fail before it's launch. It doesn't help that everyone who's correcting him in this thread, you included, are using very argumentative or aggressive attitudes toward it. "Your entire thread has everything wrong, which Sony fan angered you?" - Not surprising why some Nintendo fans are still defensive.
Still, I agree with you when you put attitude aside. I'm seriously getting tired of Nintendo fans making threads that are replies to stuff said back in January. Yes, we get it, everybody was wrong about the Switch(except me lol). We're not mind readers, sorry that as some put some people said Nintendo are doomed. You don't have to defend them 7-6 months after the fact.
Besides, this is all semantics. I don't think most people, ESPECIALLY on this site, thought that Nintendo would exit the console market after Switch "flopping", or that Nintendo would be bankrupt. When people say "Nintendo is doomed" it's more like a saying you use to summarize what Nintendo's status is, and honestly Nintendo has been almost "doomed" for two generations(6th and 8th)
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Done.
https://www.forbes.com/companies/sony/
https://www.forbes.com/companies/nintendo/
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Market cap is based stock price. Sony's stock price is lower than it was at the end of may. Nintendo's is higher.
http://www.ign.com/articles/2017/06/26/nintendos-market-value-climbs-past-sony-corp
As of the end of June, Nintendo's market cap was higher. That being said though, market cap is not the same as market value. Market cap only accounts for equity. Buying Sony for instance would mean assuming their debts, which would influence the price someone would be willing to pay for them.
