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You do realize going third party is how they were able to stay in business? It was objectively the right move.
And if a dying Sega was able to stay relevant through going third-party, think about how much more money Nintendo would make if they did the same.
Not that i particularly care either way. I mean i'm personally not interested in their games anymore, but it's food for thought.
Ironically enough i'm a lot more interested in Sega's games than Nintendo's these days.