The interesting thing here is that most of the trolling victims are Nintendo fans. Maybe that was intentional, who knows.

Regardless, if I may treat the question seriously for a moment, I would say that Nintendo's biggest weakness is that they react very, very slowly to emerging trends, if at all. There is really nothing wrong with incorporating the successes others are having into what you're doing. There seems to be this stubbornness about Nintendo, this feeling that they don't want to follow the methods others have used, even if those methods are extremely popular and wanted by the fans. I still think that the old guard at Nintendo grumbled and pouted for weeks when people started clamoring about this "online" element, or those new fangled "CDs".

Insulting but true, you'll understand when you're older.

He's 83 years old

The only mistake Nintendo has made is their lack of games in the beginning stages of their recent consoles and handhelds. But they've always came back strong.

I'm waiting for you to make a "Top 8 Weaknesses of Sony" thread. Do it... nao.

Anyhow, I would say #7 is a strength. Especially seeing as how some Nintendo Fans wanted Reggie Fils-Aime to be a playable character in the next Super Smash Bros. game.

Yeah I can't believe they want Reggie in the game! Hilarious.

1. ice< fighting, rock, steel,

2. flying < rock, electric, ice

3. Bug< flying, fire, rock

4. Fire < water, ground, rock

5. grass< flying, fire, bug, poison

6. psychic < bug, dark, ghost

7. dark <bug and fighting

8. Ground <  Ice, grass, water

Trying to prioritize based on competitive battling. Basically anything weak to stealth rock, scizor's U-turn, and stab fighting is bad. Ground weaker than rock because of bolt beam.

Lots of complaints

No suggested solutions

How did people miss that this is a Rol thread?!

I also mostly agree with Rol's list. However, I actually see point 1 as one of their greatest strenghs. Look how Sony fails over and over again to create such a mascot franchise.

My weakest point as of today is the lack of new ideas, regarding new IP's or the current franchises. They haven't brought up a significant new IP since Pikmin (okay Wii Sports changed the industry, but it's still not a traditional game) and their newest installments of well known franchises feel like remakes of older iterations.

That said, I still enjoy Nintendo games and I'm glad they're still around.