disolitude on 07 March 2010
| puffy said: Microsoft - Focusing too heavily on third parties, that's gonna hurt them in the long run I think.. Sony - Inability to quickly adapt to changing market conditions. Sony is too big to be agile. They are streamlining though which is good. Nintendo - Not doing enough to get third parties on board, not keeping the promise of the WiiConnect24 service, not growing their first party development staff for the next generation. @disolitude: Nintendo have always been at the cutting edge of technology, this generation, it just hasn't been in the traditional sense. |
I agree, nintendo has been at the forefront of tech prior to this gen. And im an not just talking about Wii not being hd... The lack of focus on online service, lack of storage space, no media center capabilities
ITs kind of like a tennis player, letting himself go for a few years and not practising or working out cause you have a trick that helps you win every tennis match. Once competition learns this trick...it won't be so easy and getting back in shape won't happenb over night.
