Agreed. We might not notice it today but children are still being introduced to Nintendo all over the world, so there will probably always be someone out there to appreciate new products from them as long as they continue to make good ones.I think fan loyalty will keep Nintendo alive for a long time, and I hope it only gets better. For a long time the only name that meant portable gaming was Nintendo, and for some people it still is.
NOPE NOPE NOPE. That's never going to happen. They know exactly what they are doing with that. They arn't losing a penny to mobile gaming because that's not gaming. That's cash in crap games. Anybody who actually plays games wants something more interesting then that. It's why I love my 3DS so much. Being able to play games like Fire Emblem on the go is freaking awesome.
Plus, there are adults that still buy the consoles/handhelds for nostalgia or they're lifelong Nintendo fans. I have to admit, Nintendo (and SEGA) do pretty good jobs of "sticking with you". They've made several people's childhoods.Nintendo's demographic of users are kids, and kids make it easy to sell to parents. As long as kids want to play their games and buy their products, they will never lose their spot as King of portable gaming.
True. There are dedicated fans, young and old, to the Pokemon games. Even I kind of find them cool. Still, that's more my daughter's department.In my opinion, as long as there's Pokemon, it's impossible for Nintendo to lose that title. That game alone is worth so much to them, you wouldn't even know.
Every new generation gets their own introduction to Nintendo. I just think that Nintendo is one of those things that will stick around for an indefinite amount of time, and make history while doing so. Even as one that prefers SEGA, I admit to the huge impact Nintendo has had on gaming history.Agreed. We might not notice it today but children are still being introduced to Nintendo all over the world, so there will probably always be someone out there to appreciate new products from them as long as they continue to make good ones.
I'm more of a Sega fan as well but yeah I agree, Nintendo has a clearer vision of their place in the market and they run the company very well from what I've seen. I think I saw one documentary that stated they could fail one or two consoles and still have enough backup funds saved up to keep afloat.Every new generation gets their own introduction to Nintendo. I just think that Nintendo is one of those things that will stick around for an indefinite amount of time, and make history while doing so. Even as one that prefers SEGA, I admit to the huge impact Nintendo has had on gaming history.
Plus, there are adults that still buy the consoles/handhelds for nostalgia or they're lifelong Nintendo fans. I have to admit, Nintendo (and SEGA) do pretty good jobs of "sticking with you". They've made several people's childhoods.
I admit that I've always been a bit more biased to SEGA. Still, Nintendo makes some pretty good games and consoles as well. I do like them, though, and I do hope that some kind of breakthrough comes in for the WiiU's sales. People are so quick to say that it's a failure. I think that it still needs to reach its potential.Yes and I'm one of them! lol I love the Super NES games and N64. I never really got into the Game Cube though. They lost me there for a while, but I enjoy the Wii a lot.
That makes sense. Nintendo has been quite innovative in the gaming industry and keeps putting out new installments of their most popular games. I'm sure that Mario, Legend of Zelda, and Pokemon could be the only games that they kept going, and they'd still be fine.I'm more of a Sega fan as well but yeah I agree, Nintendo has a clearer vision of their place in the market and they run the company very well from what I've seen. I think I saw one documentary that stated they could fail one or two consoles and still have enough backup funds saved up to keep afloat.