"Brokers at Nomura said that what was once the Japanese market’s “sexiest” name had lost its allure." : hearsay. Has nothing to do in a business article, only in a fanboy article.
"that was well below consensus forecasts and the company said that earnings could suffer a 12 per cent decline in the current year — a worse contraction than brokers expected and a sign that even a supposedly recession-proof producer of cheap family entertainment has not escaped the effects of the worldwide consumer spending slump" : Wrong! This was only caused by exchange rate, not by consumer spending slump. Fanboy article? At least, far from a fact article.
"Analysts warned of the Kyoto-based company’s urgent need for a “dazzling” pipeline of new Wii games and more innovative uses for the motion-sensitive Wii Fit balance board" : hearsay. From the same stupid analysts that were always wrong. It's a fact that it's tough to beat record sales, and why does sth as stupid as that appears in a business article?
"But there is growing impatience among investors for Nintendo to come out with the next game that can properly drive hardware sales." : What? Everything is mixed in this article, so this sentence seals the deal : it's a stupid fanboy article. Everything is mixed to put the situation in a worse way than it is: investors used for sth else, worlwide results, gaming analysts, 3rd parties, ... And it's always very blurred so that you don't know what they're talking about really.
"most recent versions of that presentation have left observers underwhelmed: the once seemingly boundless possibilities offered by the Wii’s innovative control system appear to be reaching their limits" : fanboy stupidity.
A perfect doom and gloom article disguised as a business one.