Iwata reaffirms Nintendo's future, will not abandon hardware creation
Posted by GoNintendo Jan 30 2014 03:15 GMT in Nintendo Stuff
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Coming from Satoru Iwata...

I am here to tell you about our future, and to begin with, I would like to mention what Nintendo will not change.

Since the revision to our full-year financial forecast, there have been various reports and comments about us. However, we do not hold a pessimistic view of the future of dedicated video game platforms.

We therefore believe that dedicated video game platforms which integrate hardware and software will remain our core business. Naturally, we are moving ahead with research and development efforts for future hardware as we have done before and we are not planning to give up our own hardware systems and shift our axis toward other platforms.

We believe we can capitalize the most on our strength in platforms which integrate hardware and software. It is clear that, since we have developed products which integrate hardware and software, we were able to offer such devices as dual-screen Nintendo DS with one touch screen, and Wii Remote and Wii Balance Board for Wii.

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what is whom talking about Nintendo's hardware market is fine. Well the 3DS is fine anyway.
Reply by Fortran Jan 30 2014 04:34 GMT
The Vita is selling poorly. Why is nobody dooming Sony?
Reply by Mega-Sandy Jan 30 2014 04:42 GMT

Because Sony has several other branches outside of their gaming department that do ok, that and the fact everyone seems to shit on Nintendo for anything and everything all day everyday.

Reply by Fallen Shade Jan 30 2014 08:59 GMT
Didn't the 3DS also take a year or two to really get going after it was released? Pretty sure it's doing okay nowadays, so it's logical to assume the same could happen for the Wii U.
Reply by Gold Prognosticus Jan 30 2014 14:32 GMT
Of course the same will happen to the Wii U. But it sure is taking it's sweet *crag*ing time. Pretty sure VirtualBoy is the only Nintendo console in history to never get a good library, regardless of how much time it took.
Reply by Fortran Jan 30 2014 15:12 GMT
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