d21lewis said:
Euphoria14 said:
It wasn't ignored. It was taken into consideration and the goalposts were shifted.
This is the part where it doesn't matter who thought of it first or who released it first. It becomes a matter of who's device goes "mainstream" first.
You will learn all of this in time.
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Just to be clear, my point of view on Nintend is exactly the same as it's been when I first came to this site in 2007. Maybe somebody shifted the goals but that somebody is not me: http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/post.php?id=146583
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And that is the thing. The innovation and leadership part means to take something and come to market with the right time with it, when there is no track record of sales that it will be successful, but have the proper vision it can take off and be successful. It doesn't mean you invented a form of the invention first, but came out with it in time. Even Apple ends up not really releasing any tech that is point blank new. What they do is get it to work in a form customers want.
