As of 2023 their net income is only a ~3 billion and their total assets were ~22 billion which when you own a multinational technology company isn't that much.
Financially (market cap) they're smaller than Texas Instruments or Home Depot, much more at the whims of the market than at the helm of it.
And they'll make billions with $80 games. People will buy them, when there are thousands of other games on the market. So, clearly either $80 isn't as big a deal as we're making of it, or there's something special about Nintendo games that merits a higher price.
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u/733t_sec 1d ago
I see what you're saying but consider Nintendo does not control wages.