Nintendo is in a position to kill Microsoft. They're doing the same thing as Microsoft, but on the gaming side. They've got their own console OS, an SDK to allow third party developers to develop/port games to their system, plus they've got years of experience on the hardware side dealing with GPU/CPU and accessory components like USB.
I can see it now, when the console gaming market dies off in a few short years, Nintendo will be left struggling with what to do next. Thus will be born the Nintendo PC, both a full-fledge computer and gaming system. And instead of the next Super Mario/Smash Brothers, all they need is one team to create a software development kit ala .NET frame work style, possibly the Smash Brothers Brawl team would be most suited for this task. And the other team that normally works on the next Mario Bros. title, that team instead goes on to create Mario Office. And bam, you've got a killer computing platform ready to replace MSFT/Intel!
IMHO MSFT sucks. XP was their best work. I'd rather take my next computing platform to a third party, such as this hypothetical Nintendo PC...
I can see it now, when the console gaming market dies off in a few short years, Nintendo will be left struggling with what to do next. Thus will be born the Nintendo PC, both a full-fledge computer and gaming system. And instead of the next Super Mario/Smash Brothers, all they need is one team to create a software development kit ala .NET frame work style, possibly the Smash Brothers Brawl team would be most suited for this task. And the other team that normally works on the next Mario Bros. title, that team instead goes on to create Mario Office. And bam, you've got a killer computing platform ready to replace MSFT/Intel!
IMHO MSFT sucks. XP was their best work. I'd rather take my next computing platform to a third party, such as this hypothetical Nintendo PC...