June 11, 2013 by  Microsoft and SONY just finished their
conferences, and while Microsoft's conference was decent, SONY's
conference was pretty much the star of the show, they ticked
almost all the right boxes, and said everything gamers wanted to
hear.  But where does that leave Nintendo? Are they in as safe a
position as they thought they were?  Not exactly, if anything,
most of the boxes SONY ticked, Nintendo has been found lacking.
Nintendo doesn't have a service similar to PS Plus where free
games are offered regularly, they don't have decent 3rd party
support (and it's expected to become even weaker with the new
consoles being more powerful), not to mention, Nintendo has a
terrible marketing department.  The Big N seriously needs to
make massive improvements in the next few months, or they will
sell as many Wii Us as GameCube consoles (which in retrospect,
deserved to sell many more consoles) this generation.  Here are
the 13 steps that (in my opinion) should help Nintendo remain
competitive with the ot