Azelover on 18 November 2009
| DSLover said: Nintendo was always competing. It was marketing dribble all that 'we're not in competition blah blah blah'. They just were so much better than the competition and offered something that was unique and different to anything that had gone before. But the competition always catches up. Its inevitable. |
Nintendo will create new fresh markets. Their view is they're competing with everything that is entertainment, and not participating in some kind of back and forth battle. I'm sorry if you think it's marketing dribble, but it's the truth. Now that they're trying to fight Nintendo they'll firstly focus on creating new Blue Oceans, and then they'll either let the guys trip over themselves while they retain their turf just doing their thing or they'll eventually leave it for them to split it, a smaller version of it at that. It's not gonna be a direct competition so to speak.
