Nah, all of those Sony mistakes in the PS3 aren't really comparable, as they vastly recovered from their mistakes within the same gen and then really took off back to their glory days again the proceeding gen. Meanwhile, whenever Nintendo or M$ fukked up during a gen, they never recovered in that same gen, like not even debatable in that regard. Xbox one never recovered from the Always Online with No Games for that entire Gen. Their status from that sent them right back to were they started with the original Xbox as not even being a B+ player in the mix, despite the power difference. WiiU never made any ground or recovered at all. Just like the Gamecube barely made any noise its entire gen and how the N64, while fairly liked among gamers/hardcore ninty heads, came out the gate vastly behind the times in terms of tech and was the beginning of Nintendo losing its grip as the top dawg of the gaming industry and preluding to their precedent of not even being a contender tech wise. It had just barely beat Sega with SNES and that was basically just at the very end did they squeak by and then went two gens straight being 2nd or dead last AND not even releasing as many games as they were once known to doing so and losing major stock with 3rd party support. It's also when they started being hit or miss with their non-mario franchises, that is, if some of their franchises even came out at all anymore. It's by the grace of god that the Switch is quite success, because if it hadn't been and they went two straight gens of being vastly behind on all fronts again, they liable to have went out like Sega, whom like most of these other mentionable failures, literally never recovered after their slew of disappointments came in, back to back, gen after gen.
Sony surely got humbled PS3 gen, but they only few a few stories from the top of the mountain and pretty much climbed right back up it before the gen was even done. The others, they fell all the way to the wayside whenever they fukked up.
