Billy277 posted...It doesn't really have to do with fanboys. Nintendo is posting losses, and selling fewer machines than they expected to initially. They're much more vulnerable than the X360 and the PS3 because those are part of larger corporate entities that can support them through the lean years. Nintendo has to basically deliver year-in and year-out.
For me, the big indicator will be what kind of games they have in the Wii U's second year.
Your argument seems solid, but is actually flawed.
Please note the corporate entity called microsoft has had a huge flop with Windows 8, their net profit is mostly due to their game console.
The same goes for Sony - their game console division is actually keeping the rest of the company afloat.
If anything, it seems the 'huge corporate entities' that don't involve gaming are bringing the consoles down, instead of supporting them through lean years.
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