I saw that Shin'en Multimedia also retweeted someone suggesting they should be acquired next

Doubt it means anything is in the cards, and I don't expect Nintendo to acquire anyone else for another long time, but perhaps means they're at least open to it?

Would be another good studio to add and another that knows how to push the hardware as well 

I remember Shinen saying in the past that they preferred to remain independent, but that was several years ago now, during the Wii U era. Perhaps they've changed their minds since then? Their technical expertise would be a huge asset to Nintendo.

Yeah, I also remember them saying they wouldn't want to make an F-Zero game as well years ago, or at least not at that time, so maybe enough time has passed that they've reconsidered?  

I agree though, would be a great studio that could help push the hardware significantly, and especially if they can have full funding behind them and work with the other internal teams. Also helps that I really liked The Touryst so i'd be hyped for anything they made. 

Shin'en is a tiny studio. I think it's less than 10 people. I'd love for Nintendo to have them tho. They are wizards with Nintendo hardware.

Shin'en is just 5 guys.

And yeah they work absolute black magic with the results they manage to get from Nintendo's hardware; Iridion 3D on GBA, Jett Rocket on Wii, Nano Assault on 3DS, and Fast Racing Neo on Wii U for example.

The Wii games are their biggest success in pulling wizardry. Not just the hardware but they had a size limit of 40MB. I don't even know of a PS1 or Saturn game that small. I think even the early 90s arcade ports on those systems are 100MB at least lol.

Yeah Jett Rocket on 40MB is just insane, and it looks better than almost anything else on the platform and runs at 60fps to boot.

I was talking purely from a technical perspective. Jett and Fast Racing on Wii are more impressive considering both the hardware and size limit if only 40MB.

How they fit these in with 40MB is just insane. Just to give perspective even a Neo Geo game on PS1 or Saturn is still over 100MB and that is 2D.

That's an absurdly efficient level of optimization. If companies put half the efford in optimizing like they did, we wouldn't fill multiple terabyte memories with only a handful of games,

That kind of reminds me of Game Freak's attempts to branch out from Pokemon by releasing multiplatform games. I'm not sure if GameFreak being owned by Nintendo in its entirety would solve their issues, but then again, anything related to the ownership of Pokemon's IP is a headache waiting to happen.