That's a good point, but it's difficult to see any major developer leaving 3.9 million customers on the table at this stage.
Read my piece above. The article doesn't say Nintendo is in trouble, it says that the company might be an attractive buy. Companies don't buy things they don't want.
companies get bought out because they are attractive, not because they're doing poorly.
There's little talk of a sony buy because the company is a mess. Nintendo is focused, has great assets and the companies mentioned in the article, amazon, apple, etc.
do indeed have the money to buy it.
Stock fell at open yesterday, like the article says. Sorry if I don't understand what you're trying to say.