r/memes • u/Yolo065 • 1d ago

Leave them alone🤬🤬🤬

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u/UnpluggedUnfettered 1d ago

They barely scraped by in 2024 with $1.5 billion in (net) profits, and people expect them to be able to continue to be able to pay their 7,724 employees without raising the price of their games?

I mean, if Nintendo tried to give every employee (including janitors and customer service) a paltry $175,000 annual salary increase, they'd barely have (net) profitted $200,000,000 last year.

People need to grow up, no business can be expected to survive like that!

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u/Pure_System9801 1d ago

Id suggest 1.5b in profitable fire a company thy size of Nintendo is rather small, what's that margin?

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u/UnpluggedUnfettered 1d ago

35% net profit last year, 33% in 2023.

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u/Pure_System9801 1d ago

Great what is it on these devices and games? If it's less than 33% then they are making less money. Unsure how that's greed

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u/UnpluggedUnfettered 1d ago

I'm confused. They are already killing it (EA has a 19.84% operating margin).

I mean, cool and great for them if they manage to pull it off . . .

but also they have like 7k employees and are hand over fist raking it in; so, all considered . . . kinda greedy. Not making more money when you are almost double some of your large competition's margins isn't going to harm your business.

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u/Pure_System9801 1d ago

I don't think you understand business very well.

Going from 33% margin to 19% is bad for business regardless how much youre profiting. That means you're spending more money to make less. That's no good.