This brand is dying, and I doubt we will see anything changing anytime soon.
Their Wii was a disaster, it only entertained people for a short period of time. Most block buster games only come out for PS3 and Xbox 360.
Their system went outdated the moment it hit the shelves.
Wii U was another disappointment, they released the console way too soon and now it will be outdated compared to PS4 and Xbox One.
I really don't see Nintendo going to make it past this decade, they will eventually get bought out and shut off their doors.
Their handle held systems are not selling like once they were.
PS Vita is gaining momentum, the system is more attracting, especially being able to play your favorite consoles games while you are away via their cloud network.
Their income has been going downhill every year, I really don't see them keep going strong unless they make a drastic change, but their CEO and the people in charge are awful.
Investors will pull the plug on Nintendo if their revenue keeps going down and down every year.
Investors want to see the arrow go up each quarter, not down.
Might as well R.I.P Nintendo.
Their Wii was a disaster, it only entertained people for a short period of time. Most block buster games only come out for PS3 and Xbox 360.
Their system went outdated the moment it hit the shelves.
Wii U was another disappointment, they released the console way too soon and now it will be outdated compared to PS4 and Xbox One.
I really don't see Nintendo going to make it past this decade, they will eventually get bought out and shut off their doors.
Their handle held systems are not selling like once they were.
PS Vita is gaining momentum, the system is more attracting, especially being able to play your favorite consoles games while you are away via their cloud network.
Their income has been going downhill every year, I really don't see them keep going strong unless they make a drastic change, but their CEO and the people in charge are awful.
Investors will pull the plug on Nintendo if their revenue keeps going down and down every year.
Investors want to see the arrow go up each quarter, not down.
Might as well R.I.P Nintendo.