Will Nintendo go out of business like SEGA?

Just curious, is it possible?

Oh yes, the Yakuza are dangerous.

Well anything’s possible but I don’t see Nintendo going out like Sega anytime soon.

Sega didn't go out of business.

I wonder how the TC get that idea. He must be ill-informed about Sega.

Sega did not go out of business. It only stop being a console maker.

Possible? Of course. Likely? **** no lol.

We really need the 500 post requirement again...

PLEASE BRING IT BACK, FOR THE SAKE OF OUR SANITY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm guessing you meant drop out of the console race, in which case, doubtful. They might leave the traditional home system market, but they will always have the handheld market to fall back on....

Not with the success of the switch.

Nintendo has their market, and unlike Sega, they are amazing at hardware, and have a knack for taking anything and making it popular.

Kicked of out console space, and make a living off last gen games, even though on PC and Xbox, and most the best remastered/ported on console anyways.

My inside sources tell me tomorrow at exactly 4:49 AM they are out of business.

Lord knows too many people on this forum want to see it for sure.

whether or not they go out of business, they should make a formal apology for the Wii U.

There is always a possibility for any company to go out off business.

Is it possible? Yes. Anything's possible.

Is it likely? Hell no.

Well, last time I visited Gamestop, I noticed they had removed DS and 3DS games from shelves.

There were some used Wii, WiiU and 3DS games on a bargain box, but that was about it for Nintendo.

There is a small shelf for Switch stuff there, but apart from that, Nintendo has been expunged from our Gamestop.

So, I guess it is dying brand.

I mean few years ago, there was still shelves and shelves full of Wii, WiiU and 3DS games there. Not any more...

Kinda sad. I was going to get the New3DS, but since our Gamestop no longer stocks games for it, there is little point doing so...

Sure. Nintendo has been going out of business since the late 1800s.

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They're already out of business.