Let's say that Nintendo would, hypothetically, create a sort of "spiritual successor" to the GameCube, meaning more emphasis on hardware (much more powerful than current-gen systems and comparable to, or even better, than next-gen Sony and MS machines), less emphasis on controller (pretty much a standard, dual analog gamepad, maybe just with a touch surface), more emphasis on new IPs (including M-rated ones), better 3rd party support, a competitive online system and low price.
Would you buy it?
This is a serious question because we all seen how it went with GC, in sales terms.
It may be true that it had some shortcommings like no online, mini DVD and some missing 3rd party support (no Rockstar games), but still it was a competitive system with it's own, unique library of games.
I have a feeling that even if Nintendo listened to the "core" gamers, people would still largly ignore their system...
After all, there is a reason why they made the Wii... (you can guess two times - because "core" gamers tended to ignore "kiddytendo", no matter what they did)
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Discuss.
nameless12345
Nintendo has done nothing to try to get back the people who grew up playing their consoles. Nintendo's game support for any console after n64 is pathetic. 
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