ChichiriMuyo on 03 May 2009
There's a huge difference between that and a direct partnership. When Disney puts a game on a Nintendo system they take mind share from Nintendo's characters and redirects it to their own. Nintendo, on the other hand, has their platform validated and can therefore spread their influence.
When the two work together, however, a much more direct link is created. Disney has to then acknowledge their competitor's position when their actions otherwise are to undermine them. Nintendo has to make concessions to Disney, when otherwise they take profit from them.
You do not have the right to never be offended.
