CrustyBritches
Gold Member
The Xbox One was a joke of a console to the point where I'm playing Forza, Halo, and Gears on my PC. Ninty could have that marketshare in heartbeat.Do you really think this as simple as 2 + 2 = 4?
In this case Nintendo wouldn't have already built a strong Nintendo console and destroy the competition? With standard consoles losing their "generation" aspect to keep up with PC technology as well as Playstation, Microsoft and PC (wich includes Steam) fighting each other in the same battlefiled, is not something Nintendo will necessarily handle well if they bring a new strong console to the market (just one more among other several estabilished and strong options).
If they do not bring something different they have little chances against these estabilished companies, and that may not be a risk they want to assume. Most players looking for a strong hardware and standard console will, nowadays, buy a Playstation, a Xbox or a new graphic card instead of a Nintendo console doesn't matter how strong it is.
This is a deeply embedded philosophy Nintendo has put in place since the N64 and the driving force behind their hardware: Force out or inhibit 3rd-party development and create a Nintendo 1st-party system. This will repeat until they've "forced" themselves into heavier 3rd-party phone and tablet development.
Corporate mismanagement at its best.