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I agree and I am not an accountant, but financially I think Nintendo may be fine, at least according to the Financial Times balance sheet here: http://markets.
by b3b0p 13y ago
I agree and I am not an accountant, but financially I think Nintendo may be fine, at least according to the Financial Times balance sheet here:
http://markets.ft.com/research//Markets/Tearsheets/Financials?s=7974:TYO&subview=BalanceSheet&period=a http://markets.ft.com/research//Markets/Tearsheets/Financial...
It looks like they have plenty of cash in the bank as well as zero debt.
A Wii U is also on my list. I have no interest in Xbox One or Playstation 4. Almost all the games are multiplatform now and many are now coming to Steam. There are also so many games coming out and the fact I have limited time to go around I'm limiting my options this generation to Nintendo and Steam. That gives me plenty of gaming. I don't need to play everything, but I do need to play Mario, Zelda, and Metroid.
Does Nintendo really need to bother competing with Sony and MSFT? Especially with almost all games being multiplatform now. Isn't the main reason to buy a console for the exclusives and content it provides?
- hudibras 13y agoDon't forget Pikmin 3. A lot of people (including me) have been holding off buying a WiiU until that game comes out. I've been waiting nine years to accidentally kill me some more Pikmins!! /fanboy