“Actually if the lost considerable amounts every year they will last till around 2075 until they would do a “sega”, that is a fact.”

Sadly, no, it’s not. That is purely speculation. To even state that Nintendo will still be making consoles in 2075 is a wild guess at best.

“Microsoft has no japanese market for the xbox and that is hitting them hard at the moment. as well as the RROD and paid online arguments.”

The RROD issue is far to played out. People continue to point to this as a negative for M$ but it’s largely been handled and isn’t an issue with the newer console releases. This has been the case for 2 years and counting now. I agree with the Japanese market comment, but the paid online arguments are….. what, exactly? Xbox live is a service that many, many people are willing to pay for – at last check it was the best selling online service.

“E3 this year will be strong for nintendo:

Smash Bros
Mario Kart
New 3D mario game
New star fox game
New IP from miyamoto
Wind Waker HD”

I look at these titles and for me, it’s a big YAWN. All of these games have been done before and are tired and old. Will they be good? Probably. Will they be good enough for people to buy Wii-U just to play a revamped/rehashed/HD version of a game they’re already familiar with? My guess is probably not. There’s nothing inspiring or exciting here.

“Ubisoft will be releasing most if not all of it’s triple A titles on the console and kickstarter projects are arriving by the dozen every week for indie development on the console due to nintendo framework.”

Ubisoft titles, sadly, will likely be non-exclusives. Remember Rayman:Origins and how excited folks were about that? Ubisoft titles also drop in price quickly and while they are fun to play, can hardly be considered a huge asset for Nintendo. Ubi is hedging their bets and developing content for the Wii-U so they can hit all markets.

“The console will have a low price points by the time the “next-next” gen consoles release, turning the heads of many consumers towards a familiar yet new device with a large game library by that time.”

Perhaps. I hope this is the case. Even a large game library doesn’t mean jack without some quality (read: new) games that get people interested in the system.

Microsoft has no japanese market for the xbox and that is hitting them hard at the moment. as well as the RROD and paid online arguments.

Sony? The PS vitanic has kicked them in the face. A better console than the 3ds? Yes, but hardly any notable games in it’s library and a high price point. Sony had to sell their headquarters in order to pay off losses.

E3 this year will be strong for nintendo:

Smash Bros
Mario Kart
New 3D mario game
New star fox game
New IP from miyamoto
Wind Waker HD

ALL on Wii U. Ubisoft will be releasing most if not all of it’s triple A titles on the console and kickstarter projects are arriving by the dozen every week for indie development on the console due to nintendo framework.

The console will have a low price points by the time the “next-next” gen consoles release, turning the heads of many consumers towards a familiar yet new device with a large game library by that time.

Nintendo doomsaying has become sort of a tradition each console generation and it’s never been more rampant. Nintendo will be fine, the Wii U won’t be as successful as the Wii but it will be more successful than the Gamecube. It’s going to follow the curve of the 3DS, disappointing sales until some console-shipping first party games land. Third party games have never sold Nintendo consoles, faltering third party support for the Wii U isn’t a devastating blow…it’s par for the course.

I think that Microsoft and Sony are in trouble this generation because of Cost and Exclusivity. Basically it boils down to, “If a console costs as much as a PC, why not go for the PC if all of the console’s best titles are available in superior versions for the PC?”

I think that the Wii U will comfortably inhabit the space between the OUYA and the Sony/Microsoft consoles.