Lessons I can think of:
- The Wii casual audience is gone. Get over it. Stop wasting R&D and marketing on a demographic that doesn't care about you anymore.
- Gamers aren't interested in generation-old hardware.
- Invest some of those massive profits into 3rd-party deals and exclusives. Bayonetta 2 is a good start but they need to do much, much more.
- An online service without basic features like an account system was inexcusable in 2012 and more so in 2013. People expect these features to be there and to work.
There are more, I'm sure.
-true, but imo a cheap console might get them back, 300 isn't
-I'd say most nintendo fans don't really care
-yeah I'd consider third party core games dead on nintendo platforms, it's the kinda true perception that core third party games won't sell and a certain amount of negative history between nintendo and third parties
-see 2, idk how much of that nintendo fans want
imho, a 150-200 console, forget third party core games and up to date hardware, just something cheap for mario and zelda fans so it's more of an impulse buy, try to get casuals back with the low price point and some casual games in addition to the usual mario and zelda
releasing a 400 console to rival the 400-500 ps5/"xbox one two" just doesn't make sense imho, it will take a miracle to convince those early adopters and third parties to go with nintendo instead of the other 2, so that's a loosing battle and casual and people who just want something to play mario on don't want to pay the high entry price