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Edited by Vampire Nox:
1/20/2014 1:11:56 PM
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Nintendo loses money for the 3rd straight year. [UPDATED]
For those of you who like to argue that Nintendo will be fine. Who like to argue that the 3DS is selling well enough that it more than makes up for the Wii U's losses. Who like to say that Nintendo detractors are 'just hatin' and 'have no idea what they're talking about'...
[url=http://news.yahoo.com/wii-u-officially-disaster-nintendo-slashes-sales-forecast-123512934.html]I offer this rebuttal.[/url]
Will you Nintendo-philes listen to reason now? Maybe actually see that the company's poor choices and stubbornness are killing it?
Checkmate, Nintendo. Checkmate.
*** UPDATED INFORMATION *** As much as we (as Gamers) may respect Nintendo for their proud history; [url=http://games.yahoo.com/blogs/plugged-in/nintendo-slashes-fiscal-forecast-lousy-wii-u-sales-170745376.html]it really is that bad for them financially...[/url]
*** UPDATE 2 *** [url=http://finance.yahoo.com/news/nintendo-untraded-glut-sell-orders-003425026.html]And here is Nintendo displaying their stubbornness[/url] over these serious financial issues... It's their own hubris that has led to this decline, and it is that same hubris that may dismantle the company. Shame.
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15 RepliesI remain shocked that Nintendo is sitting on [i]billions[/i] of dollars' worth of IP and refusing to release it on more popular platforms. Mario and Zelda games would sell millions and millions and millions of copies on consoles, mobile, and possibly even PC. It is insane that the most successful video game publisher of all time is STILL trying to use the most recognizable, popular, and profitable video game franchises [i]in the history of video games[/i] to drive sales of mediocre and less profitable hardware. Seems to me like someone over at Nintendo needs a good smack to the head. Stop making hardware, focus on your software, and make it available cross-platform.
