> Honestly, I don't know how Nintendo survives as an independent console maker in the years to come I know past performance doesn't guarantee future results, b

> Honestly, I don't know how Nintendo survives as an independent console maker in the years to come I know past performance doesn't guarantee future results, but I've been reading comments like this since the GameCube was announced, and Nintendo has not gone anywhere. They seem pretty good at understanding that there's a segment of the gaming market which cares about more than speeds and feeds.