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And 15 years old hardware at $300.Well of course, when you keep 7 year old games at $60.
And 15 years old hardware at $300.Well of course, when you keep 7 year old games at $60.
You can keep it however you like, but no one will buy it unless it's a great product. Nintendo games are still very very good IMO.Well of course, when you keep 7 year old games at $60.
Can you point to us on the doll where Nintendo touched you?1) Exploit fans as much as possible.
2) Release a system built for like 3 games and then release refreshed versions of the console with the same power and price, but different screen and still shit controllers.
3) Charge for online and access to SOME games up to, I think, the N64 that somehow can run worse than before.
4) Still treat online as if it's some weird Japanese mythological monster that will eat your 2nd baby's hair. Crazy how far behind they are.
5) Remake / Remaster games nonstop and sell them for more than they cost originally. Some with little effort.
6) Be a Nintendo fanboy and think paying was over the odds is a sign of quality and not being stupid. Have you seen how they treat their "fans" ?
7) Games rarely go on sale (not a legal thing to do, but they have to be the worse) and stop shops in big and smaller countries from buying top up vouchers and digital games so Nintendo can over charge what they want and then act like they are doing you a favour with some shit voucher scheme. Scum.
8) There's obviously more, but congrats Nintendo! A really nice friendly company.
Fixed.Xbox struggling and Nintendo is killing it. This is why I don’t question Nintendo!
Yakusa.I´m pretty sure Nintendo has some of the best tax agents in the world.
Well you really don’t wanna see the other results I got from the prompt.The photo was missing the Duracell batteries xD
It's always preferable to be in a position where you don't have debt. Because that means you don't have to worry about paying the debt off if you lose your positive financial position, or you risk the the assets declining in value and then you could be in a situation where you don't have the cash flow to pay them off, or you have to sell good assets to pay off bad debt.When did debt become a bad thing for companies? Does Japan handle debt differently through taxes?
Feels good, man.So strange to see Sega ahead of Capcom.
Just like the Wii/DS era, they just raked in the cash when times were good, always great to be in a very cash-rich position and not have any bad debt. Makes it far easier to weather the storm when times are tough. I think they have a good shot at making a decent go of it with the next-gen Switch, but with development costs and component costs rising, Nintendo is not immune to the same issues facing Xbox & Playstation.
It’s because they take care of their blue baby instead of neglecting it.So strange to see Sega ahead of Capcom.
? They made money with every single console other than the Virtual Boy.Just like the Wii/DS era, they just raked in the cash when times were good
Not at all, there are lots of positive reasons to carry debt. The tax implications alone are reasons for it.It's always preferable to be in a position where you don't have debt. Because that means you don't have to worry about paying the debt off if you lose your positive financial position, or you risk the the assets declining in value and then you could be in a situation where you don't have the cash flow to pay them off, or you have to sell good assets to pay off bad debt.
Fixed.
If selling 21 million consoles instead of 25 million is struggling, they’re doing something right!
Is Phil in the bottom left thinking how Nintendo is better off being a third party off of their own HW but just does not know it yet ?
Microsoft's Phil Spencer: Acquiring Nintendo would be a "good move for both companies"
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Toyota is 5 times the size of Nintendo, Sony is also bigger than Nintendo. Is this just about who has cash on hand?
Cash reserves are not necessarily considered a good business practice since it can indicate
1) lack of forward thinking and investment in the company
2) lack of respect for shareholders(dividends)/employees(bonuses)
3) can be a tax liability.
You could just read the title.Is this just about who has cash on hand?
-Phil SpencerIt's just taking a long time for Nintendo to see that their future exists off of their own hardware.
Nintendo's career goal: Make great gamesAnd they haven't had to spend 100 billion in acquisitions. It's amazing how making good games keeps you in the game.
cos they are getting so much moneyI saw this many times today : ))
Sony didn't make it into the top 300, did I see that right?
Don't bring sense here.Toyota is 5 times the size of Nintendo, Sony is also bigger than Nintendo. Is this just about who has cash on hand?
Cash reserves are not necessarily considered a good business practice since it can indicate
1) lack of forward thinking and investment in the company
2) lack of respect for shareholders(dividends)/employees(bonuses)
3) can be a tax liability.
1) Exploit fans as much as possible.
2) Release a system built for like 3 games and then release refreshed versions of the console with the same power and price, but different screen and still shit controllers.
3) Charge for online and access to SOME games up to, I think, the N64 that somehow can run worse than before.
4) Still treat online as if it's some weird Japanese mythological monster that will eat your 2nd baby's hair. Crazy how far behind they are.
5) Remake / Remaster games nonstop and sell them for more than they cost originally. Some with little effort.
6) Be a Nintendo fanboy and think paying was over the odds is a sign of quality and not being stupid. Have you seen how they treat their "fans" ?
7) Games rarely go on sale (not a legal thing to do, but they have to be the worse) and stop shops in big and smaller countries from buying top up vouchers and digital games so Nintendo can over charge what they want and then act like they are doing you a favour with some shit voucher scheme. Scum.
8) There's obviously more, but congrats Nintendo! A really nice friendly company.
1) Exploit fans as much as possible.
2) Release a system built for like 3 games and then release refreshed versions of the console with the same power and price, but different screen and still shit controllers.
3) Charge for online and access to SOME games up to, I think, the N64 that somehow can run worse than before.
4) Still treat online as if it's some weird Japanese mythological monster that will eat your 2nd baby's hair. Crazy how far behind they are.
5) Remake / Remaster games nonstop and sell them for more than they cost originally. Some with little effort.
6) Be a Nintendo fanboy and think paying was over the odds is a sign of quality and not being stupid. Have you seen how they treat their "fans" ?
7) Games rarely go on sale (not a legal thing to do, but they have to be the worse) and stop shops in big and smaller countries from buying top up vouchers and digital games so Nintendo can over charge what they want and then act like they are doing you a favour with some shit voucher scheme. Scum.
8) There's obviously more, but congrats Nintendo! A really nice friendly company.
Of course investors don't want to see decline, that doesn't mean it's time to pack up ship.Yep, decline is not what investors want to see, why the stock is down almost 11% over the last month. But hey, since you think that’s great, it’s a good buying opportunity on this big dip for you!
Never they'll be purchased by MS before that happens.Third party when?
I love how salty the bintendo fans react to your post1) Exploit fans as much as possible.
2) Release a system built for like 3 games and then release refreshed versions of the console with the same power and price, but different screen and still shit controllers.
3) Charge for online and access to SOME games up to, I think, the N64 that somehow can run worse than before.
4) Still treat online as if it's some weird Japanese mythological monster that will eat your 2nd baby's hair. Crazy how far behind they are.
5) Remake / Remaster games nonstop and sell them for more than they cost originally. Some with little effort.
6) Be a Nintendo fanboy and think paying was over the odds is a sign of quality and not being stupid. Have you seen how they treat their "fans" ?
7) Games rarely go on sale (not a legal thing to do, but they have to be the worse) and stop shops in big and smaller countries from buying top up vouchers and digital games so Nintendo can over charge what they want and then act like they are doing you a favour with some shit voucher scheme. Scum.
8) There's obviously more, but congrats Nintendo! A really nice friendly company.
1) Protect your brand identity, stick to your values
2) Keep releasing bangers on your compelling platform with insanely wide appeal
3) ????
4) Profit
I mean it's to be expect with any fanboy social parasite. So bizarre when you see people defend billionaires or massive companies for exploiting them. They probably think they might get noticed and become best friends.I love how salty the bintendo fans react to your post
I mean it's to be expect with any fanboy social parasite. So bizarre when you see people defend billionaires or massive companies for exploiting them. They probably think they might get noticed and become best friends.
I bet the Acquisition & Merger department over there is feeling pretty good about From Software right now.81. Kadokawa Corporation
Lets get them higher once the DLC drops.
People joking around about Sony and MS and some people just can’t take it, it’s a real mental block cause they actually believe that Sony gave live birth to a PlayStation lol.Reading all these negative comments like