It's really sad that a company such as CAPCOM is slowly dying off and would most likely won't survive unless another company bought. As the video stated, whoever buys CAPCOM will have huge amounts of potential for the current generation of gaming.
Microsoft does have the money to buy CAPCOM, but I personally don't want to see more video games series that I love just be go down because of how Microsoft rarely utilizes them. Look at Banjo and Kazooie, Microsoft practically killed the series with Nuts and Bolts and the chances of seeing the light of Banjio Threeie is just not there anymore. It's also sad that Conker has now been killed by Microsoft as well since he's going to appear in Project Spark and not in his own video game. You can't make another Conker game like Bad Fur Day after he has appeared in such a light-hearted game such as Project Spark. The potential is there no doubt, but I don't think Microsoft would realize it before it's too late only to kill the franchise when they try to make a new game, so I don't think it's logical for Microsoft to buy CAPCOM. We don't need more video game series to die off.
Sony, while would do a decent job with all of CAPCOM's franchise, just doesn't have the money right now so I could see why they wouldn't buy CAPCOM right away but that doesn't mean they don't have a chance to do so. I'm sure the majority of CAPCOM's franchise could be utilized and even add in extra content for PS3/PS4/PSVita as most franchise would fit right at home with Sony.
I think when it comes to who should buy CAPCOM, the most logical choice is Nintendo. While a portion of my personal thoughts are because I'm a fanboy, in retrospect, Nintendo and CAPCOM really do have a great partnership throughout the years, bringing in franchises such as Mega Man, Monster Hunter, Resident Evil, and Ace Attorney across Nintendo's consoles and handhelds. Heck, Nintendo even gave CAPCOM permission to create games that are Nintendo property such The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap and Japan-exclusive Mario games. I think it just makes a lot of sense for Nintendo to buy CAPCOM simply because how good of a past they have with CAPCOM.
As for the people say that Nintendo isn't marketing for the Western world enough, I do have to agree. When it comes to Nintendo, all branches of the company have to follow the orders from the main branch, in this case Nintendo of Japan. Because the population in Japan is much greater than say United States, it's not the difficult to find local battles on a daily basis. This is why we don't that much influence or options for online play because since it isn't hard to find a local match in Japan, it's much harder for areas that are not as populated as Japan. I think if Nintendo decided to allow their other branches to make the choices for their respective areas, I think Nintendo would actually have a better outcome than what the company is currently facing. That said, I do believe Nintendo should buy CAPCOM simply because of the potential Nintendo could have with the franchises that CAPCOM is famous for.