Do you think they learned a lesson from all systems this gen?

PS3: Don't launch it with a price tag higher then a gaming PC..

360: People had enough with BSOD, why RROD?

Wii: Some people want to play games, just saying...

I agree with the Sony and MS examples.

But I have to wonder if Nintendo really has something to learn this gen from a business standpoint.

Nintendo has learned to be as lazy as possible and to ignore their old fans while printing more money than ever.Parasomniac

[QUOTE="IronBass"]I agree with the Sony and MS. But I wonder if Nintendo really has something to learn this gen from a business standpoint.MrFanboy

I think they are.

[QUOTE="Parasomniac"]Nintendo has learned to be as lazy as possible and to ignore their old fans while printing more money than ever.Theguy56

[QUOTE="Theguy56"][QUOTE="Parasomniac"]Nintendo has learned to be as lazy as possible and to ignore their old fans while printing more money than ever.Parasomniac

Nintendo is unmatched for first-party, not Sony.

[QUOTE="Theguy56"][QUOTE="Parasomniac"]Nintendo has learned to be as lazy as possible and to ignore their old fans while printing more money than ever.Parasomniac

[QUOTE="Parasomniac"][QUOTE="Theguy56"] Nah that's Sony, besides the money part,jimkabrhel

Nintendo is unmatched for first-party, not Sony.

I bought every nintendo since Nes Wii is the first nintendo system to let me down. Half the peoplethat buy wii is for wii sports and exercising games.

I agree with the Sony and MS examples.

But I have to wonder if Nintendo really has something to learn this gen from a business standpoint.

IronBass

i have to agree with this.

[QUOTE="jimkabrhel"]

[QUOTE="Parasomniac"] How is Sony lazy? They're the ones putting the most effort into this gen. Their first party efforts are unmatched.mD-

Nintendo is unmatched for first-party, not Sony.

I guess I think more games like SMG, Mertoid etc more than others do. *shrugs* I also really enjoy Wii Sports and Resort.