Watch the video before posting... Thoughts? 

I can't find the media link to embed, someone please help embed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HpwxF2L37M8

I'm pretty certain I should change that thread title, but I'm not sure what the stance is on changing an original title. This is the title HE posted. What should I change it to, if I should change it.

LOL what? Nintendo's whole company is almost as big as Sony's Whole Company... Heck, a few days ago, Nintendo was valued more than Sony... That dude is retarded if thats what he is stating...

I didn't watch the video btw cause I don't have 15 minutes to give to some random tool on youtube so I am basing it on the title

Your title should be... Nintendo will go Bankrupt, Sony to Buy Them according to some tool on youtube

That sounds kinda stupid.

Edit: Before people assume that I didn't watch the video, I take a couple of measures towards certain youtube commentators and that goes for this dude. I already knew that the title was misleading. 

Based on the title, it's more likely the opposite will happen, but not soon.

Oh, and the video, "it's a trap!"

Even if you took a Worst Case Scenario perspective where Nintendo abandons their hardware and goes 3rd-party, saying they'd go bankrupt is still far-fetched. Nintendo has too much money from even their worst-performing consoles for that to be likely.

I actually did watch the video. Okay who am I kidding, I didn't. BUT... I did watch the first 2:30 minutes, at that point I knew where it was going as he explained the point of his video.

Guys, he isn't saying that Nintendo is going to be bought by Sony. He is trying to tell people that Sony is in financial woes and they will never buy Nintendo. I don't know if he follows the same statment throught the video but he did say that was the point he was trying to make.

Kind of click bait title from him.

Leave it like that slade6alpha, it's not your fault actually, that's the name of the video...

You should have watched it, because you will want to edit that after watching it :P

Nintendo is profoundly conservative with their money. They have cash reserves of over $5 billion and bonds available another $5 billion. They could absorb losses like the last quarter for literally a decade.

It's a misleading title, the dude in the video is just trolling.