Forbes Focus
Posted by: kmikeym | From: June 8, 2004
Courtesy of Forbes' Monday Matchup.
I'm kind of surprised Sony's percentage is so high...anyone think we'll see a big VG merger anytime soon?
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I feel like Sony is positioning itself to sell all-in-one home entertainment boxes, like Microsoft. Nintendo has maintained gaming as their primary focus. When Sony and MS added DVD-playing capability, Nintendo went with 3.5" mini-DVDs. My worry is that Nintendo might get nudged out of the hardware market a la Sega. I'll bet Nintendo could survive, though. Their first-party games would easily reach the sales numbers required to maintain the business. Plus, they've got GBA, which isn't going anywhere but forward.
Posted by: curt at June 8, 2004 6:44 AM