AndrewDean84xX said:

So, when Sony goes third party, which IP's do you want to see head to Nintendo, and which to Microsoft?

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Heshinsi said:

Isn't Nintendo ahead in net profits (and behind in operating profits) for last year due to the aforementioned Marlins sale?

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Symbiotx said:

The comments about this meaning Sony is doing poorly or that Nintendo should buy Sony are hilarious.

Nintendo fanboys really do live in their own reality.

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AndrewDean84xX said:

So, when Sony goes third party, which IP's do you want to see head to Nintendo, and which to Microsoft?

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Ogodei said:

I don't think anyone's being earnest about the latter. It's just funny turnabout since "X should buy Nintendo" has been a recurring thing since 2001 (only briefly halted from 2006-2010)

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Heshinsi said:

Isn't Nintendo ahead in net profits (and behind in operating profits) for last year due to the aforementioned Marlins sale?

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Symbiotx said:

The comments about this meaning Sony is doing poorly or that Nintendo should buy Sony are hilarious.

Nintendo fanboys really do live in their own reality.

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Symbiotx said:

The comments about this meaning Sony is doing poorly or that Nintendo should buy Sony are hilarious.

Nintendo fanboys really do live in their own reality.

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timetokill said:

They never owned the Marlins

You're thinking of the Mariners

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Falchion said:

Wonder how much of Sony's lackluster performance is due to the underperformance of Sony Pictures.

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Liliana Eileen said:

I really wish they'd just sell back the Spiderman movie rights to Marvel and stop fucking up his image. They're getting a slight pass now thanks to Marvel's help with RDJ but their plans for the next few movies are so bad that people are blasting them on forums everywhere, even here in OT.

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Nintendo 's market capitalization hit 5.44 trillion yen ($48.9 billion) on Friday, surpassing Sony's for the first time in 11 months, as the soaring popularity of its Switch console drew investors to the game developer's stock.
The Kyoto-based company's market cap reached the highest since October 2008.

Investors rushed to buy after the company said Thursday that it will ramp up shipments of the Switch in July and August amid a shortage.
While the game developer initially planned to sell 10 million Switch consoles in the year ending March 2018, investors are "widely anticipating production to exceed plans," says Masahiro Ono of Morgan Stanley MUFG Securities.

Analysts expect Nintendo to book a net profit of 93.1 billion yen -- double the company's own projections -- for the current fiscal year ending in March. Some suspect the stock is overheating as the company's forward price-earnings ratio climbs past 100.

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