Do you think Nintendo is dying?

Heavens no! If Nintendo was dying, they wouldn't be making as much games. Nintendo will never die.

yes indeed nintendo is sadly dying... i dont want it to die i like all there games and **** but they seem to be dying... if they start to come back it will because of pokemon thats how there not dead all ready

Nintendo will never die in my book. I mean just look at the series. As many games that have come out like Angry Birds, CoD, WOW, Halo, Nintendo still has been going strong. The only reason it seems like Nintendo is dying is because of how people criticize it since it looks like it was intended for kids. Im 16 and I play some of those 'modern' games but I still have my SNES and 3DS. The DS sold millions of units worldwide, beating the PSP. The Wii also sold more than the PS3 OR XBOX 360. Even right now the 3DS is beating the PSVita in sales for the 1st month. And who can forget about Pokemon? As much as games evolve, Nintendo will always be there. cmon, you know everyone had a gameboy and playing pokemon on the toilet. So No, Nintendo isn't dying.

No. The DS was a huge success, and has sold over 151 million units. The 3DS is not the same as the last one, it's their next-generation handheld. Sure it might not be as powerful as the Vita, but it's still much more powerful than the DS and has a LOT of new features. Don't forget that the PSP was more powerful than the DS, but the DS still sold a ton more and has a much larger amount of games for it. (In fact, history shows that it's almost always the least "powerful" console that is more successful) The 3DS has already sold over 15 million in it's first year, that's more than the DS sold in it's first year. In Japan, it continues to sell 6x - 9x the amount that the Vita does each week, and last week it outsold all the other consoles combined. About games, yes, FPS games like Call of Duty etc are very popular these days, but Nintendo games are just as popular as ever, maybe more so. Super Mario 3D Land has sold over 5 million copies, and it's only been out for four months. Mario Kart 7 has been out just three months but has already sold over 4.5 million copies etc. Don't forget, these games continue to sell regularly for years and years. There are lots of well known and unique first and third-party games available for the 3DS, with more on the way. Also there are a lot of Nintendo games coming for it soon. Then there are all the Nintendo games for Wii which have sold hundreds of millions of copies. Then from a business perspective, Nintendo have a LOT more money in the bank, and continue to make a LOT more money than Sony and Microsoft's video game divisions. There's a lot more I could say, but from the different points I (and other people above) have said, I don't see how anyone can say Nintendo is "dying". They're in a VERY healthy position.

Nintendo will never die in my book. I mean just look at the series. As many games that have come out like Angry Birds, CoD, WOW, Halo, Nintendo still has been going strong. The only reason it seems like Nintendo is dying is because of how people criticize it since it looks like it was intended for kids. Im 16 and I play some of those 'modern' games but I still have my SNES and 3DS. The DS sold millions of units worldwide, beating the PSP. The Wii also sold more than the PS3 OR XBOX 360. Even right now the 3DS is beating the PSVita in sales for the 1st month. And who can forget about Pokemon? As much as games evolve, Nintendo will always be there. cmon, you know everyone had a gameboy and playing pokemon on the toilet. So No, Nintendo isn't dying.

Nintendo is far from death. Although the Gamecube did not succeed, it produced some fantastic games like Resident Evil 4, which changed the horror genre forever. Regarding the DS, it sold more than the PSP. Seriously. It was being reported that the 3DS was not doing so well, but Nintendo has reported excellent sales in Japan. Meanwhile, the Wii is on course to become the most selling gaming console in history, overtaking the PS2. Wii Sports is the highest selling game ever. Wii is a party gaming console, and not for serious gamers, and inability to produce HD graphics is the reason why CoD, GTA, etc aren't made for it, but it's far from dead. Recently, the Wii has produced Legend of Zelda - Skyward Sword and Super Mario Galaxy 1 and 2, both of which have been acknowledged as the best games in the series. Games like Ocarina of Time, GoldenEye, Super Mario 64 are being remade on the Wii as they are classics and everyone likes to play them. Older PlayStation classics like Metal Gear Solid and Shadow of the Colossus are also being remade for PS3, which doesn't mean Sony is dying. Japan has always been Nintendo's mainstream market. The US primarily concentrates on the Xbox, with the PS3 getting a share of both markets. Regarding the "revolutionary technology", it is true that it was the selling point of the Wii, but it has been justified. Kinect or PS Move haven't been able to replicate that type of success, and probably never will. Remember that Nintendo was the only company brave enough to invest heavily in video games post the video game crash. They revived the industry, and most certainly won't die by the hands of the industry they single-handedly created.

Nope.

I don't think Nintendo is dying. They're just not making that much money as they used to. Think about it, Nintendo is gaming-only company. Microsoft and Sony are so much bigger, it's no surprise that they make more money. Nintendo's latest biggest hit was the Wii, and that was released six years ago, meanwhile Microsoft is exceeding with Windows, and Sony is doing well developing phones and tablets(I know Sony is doing kinda bad right now, but sh*t happens to companies all the time. I think they will recover pretty soon). Anyways, Microsoft and Sony make Nintendo look bad because they have money and people to work with. Thus making more money and gaining more popularity for their products.

No. The DS was a huge success, and has sold over 151 million units. The 3DS is not the same as the last one, it's their next-generation handheld. Sure it might not be as powerful as the Vita, but it's still much more powerful than the DS and has a LOT of new features. Don't forget that the PSP was more powerful than the DS, but the DS still sold a ton more and has a much larger amount of games for it. (In fact, history shows that it's almost always the least "powerful" console that is more successful) The 3DS has already sold over 15 million in it's first year, that's more than the DS sold in it's first year. In Japan, it continues to sell 6x - 9x the amount that the Vita does each week, and last week it outsold all the other consoles combined. About games, yes, FPS games like Call of Duty etc are very popular these days, but Nintendo games are just as popular as ever, maybe more so. Super Mario 3D Land has sold over 5 million copies, and it's only been out for four months. Mario Kart 7 has been out just three months but has already sold over 4.5 million copies etc. Don't forget, these games continue to sell regularly for years and years. There are lots of well known and unique first and third-party games available for the 3DS, with more on the way. Also there are a lot of Nintendo games coming for it soon. Then there are all the Nintendo games for Wii which have sold hundreds of millions of copies. Then from a business perspective, Nintendo have a LOT more money in the bank, and continue to make a LOT more money than Sony and Microsoft's video game divisions. There's a lot more I could say, but from the different points I (and other people above) have said, I don't see how anyone can say Nintendo is "dying". They're in a VERY healthy position.