I'm not the fanboy, I'm simply reading the FACTS and looking at them objectively. Anyone who keeps calling a well respected, well loved company that SINGLE HANDEDLY SAVED THE VIDEO GAME INDUSTRY...TWICE "ninten-doh" is obviously the fan boy.... just an anti-fan boy, which is the worst possible kind.
Microsoft doesn't care about their games division... they are using it as a Trojan horse to get m$ branded set-top boxes in people's homes. The only way they'd buy Nintendo is if they saw it as a threat to their market share, which it isn't. Sony cares, because their film, tv, consumer electronics, and virtually every other division but games is bleeding money. Nintendo is worth a bundle.... they literally couldn't afford such a large acquisition anytime soon.
Nintendo, on the other hand, has the benefit of not being this mega conglomerate... all of their divisions are actually related to one another. Their console sales are largely irrelevant in the grander scheme of things... they can survive just on pokemon and merchandising. Not to mention the fact that their portables are the undisputed king and always make them a profit.
So yeah, pull your head out of the sand, examine the whole picture, realize you are wrong and apologize for calling me names.
How the hell does a "fanboi" such as me also own a Xbone and various Sony products? I enjoy all three companies and yet I can objectively see that one is superior and the other two have issues.
Your short-sightedness is your main problem. Yeah Nintendo has been doing poorly for a while (they are fine now though) .....and...

Nintendo, like I said, is unmovable. Armchair "experts" yell the sky is falling every time they stub their toe but it's estimated that Nintendo could come in dead last for 3, maybe 4 full generations before it actually hurt the company. They have shareholders that complain so they try to save face, but other than that...
For the record, I don't see anything bad happening to Sony or Microsoft either, but you said Sony might buy out Nintendo, my response was that this was such a ridiculous notion that it'd be more likely Nintendo bought out Sony.... that's how ridiculous it is.