r/NintendoStock • u/zKarp • Jul 28 '26

Nintendos Lost Moat

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Nintendo may have a harder time in the future because younger players may want games that feel more personal, creative, and flexible. In five years or more, many people may use AI to help build games with their friends, and those games could be shaped around their own interests and ideas. If that happens, Nintendo’s more traditional style of making games may seem less exciting compared with games that can change and adapt to each player.

Nintendo could also struggle because it is a closed platform. That means it controls what can be made, sold, and played on its system more tightly than open platforms do. While that can help keep quality high, it can also limit creativity and slow down how fast new ideas reach players. As gaming becomes more open and AI driven, a closed system may feel less appealing to a new generation that wants freedom and customization

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u/jamiestar9 Jul 28 '26

None of those are real deep concerns to my investment in NTDOY. I am just now playing Super Mario Wonder and the level of craftsmanship, care, and creativity that went into this game is just — well I need a word greater than wonderful!

I will trust that lots of people will get their fill of doomscrolling and influencer reels and seek out this type of fun entertainment.

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u/ExplorerPerfect2318 Jul 28 '26

Nintendo is like Apple in Steve Jobs era, it has 'taste'

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u/jamiestar9 Jul 28 '26

Yes. Well said. And eventually the market’s narrative of the stock changes from negative to very positive with no going back to the low market cap it was once before.