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this post was submitted on 20 Sep 2024
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Nintendo is famously one of the most cash rich companies out there. A fiscal report from last year indicated they had USD$9 billion in liquid assets.
Nintendo isn't going anywhere anytime soon and it has very little to do with whether or not fanatics "let them".
Well, I mean, if they are that rich, I'm partial to thinking that it's their fanatics' fault buying every shit they release. If a Pokémon game, being as bad as they are, keeps selling in the millions, nobody but their customers is to blame.
The point their making is that Nintendo has a bigger cash vault than most actual banks.
Unless money itself stops being money, they are sitting on a cash-pile so big they could ride out several financial crises by just... Doing nothing.
Yeah I kinda doubt that...
One can only hope...