That's ambitious - specially if mobile is big part of it, considering that barely anyone has more than 1 "it prints money" game.

That's very good! Imagine if that ambition can translate into games... oh god!

Hmm, clearly, the must have something in store to make quite a bold and ambitious statement.

I doubt they could pull it off, but I hope I'm wrong.

I think it's possible, but not likely. Obviously Nintendo is expanding its business, but the timeframe and their last few years' bad track record makes odds play against Nintendo in my book.

Crash an iceberg and sink?

They can't go deeper than now.

Hahaha.

You'll just wait and see. Right now they're just about to get their ship to harbour in England.

This is a projection coming from the same man that told Nintendo the Wii U would struggle mightily. If this were an Iwata prediction I'd be skeptical, because he did watch over Nintendo during the Wii U's development and that tremendously hurt his stock with projections. Kimishima is a businessman through and through, though, and because of his knowledge of the market (most importantly his history with the US market), I fully believe this is a possibility. 

This projection has me genuinely excited. I was skeptical at first before I learned more about the man, but Kimishima was the right person to fill the gap for five years or so. Now we just have to see if these come to fruition; if they even come close, both Iwata and Kimishima deserve praise for (respectively) beginning to pave the road and leading the company down the path back to true success. 

Dead Wii U... I don't know. It still sells. Not much, but it sells. It barely has a pulse.

Perhaps the more accurate term would be : The Wii U is on life support.

Anyway, Kimishima could be right. Nintendo has proven analysts and the like wrong before. I am sure they can do it again.

This is wishful thinking...

I seems good that they have confidence in what they are doing at least.