NJ5 said:
Actually they didn't look at any criteria in their (non-)evaluation of Nintendo. They didn't judge any data because Nintendo didn't give them details about manufacturing. Instead of taking the console apart and analyzing it, Greenpeace simply gave them a zero score... No other factors were taken into account (such as power consumption). Their report is a joke.
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Though I like Apple and Nintendo as companies and in terms of what they produce, as a consumer I wish they would...well, care about the world more, by 1) making at least some effort to be eco-friendly and then 2) publicize that they are doing so. To do neither is really...fucked.
Jobs has finally, finally caved and has started to give a damn about unnecessary use of pollutants, which a large segment of his consumers care about (many of whom may be stockholders as well.)







