| Proclus said:
Sorry, but irrelevant, and I have no trouble understanding it, Nintendo is a game publisher and hardware maker that just got of a high with the Wii and DS, lack of money is no excuse. 6 years on and their are plenty of services, companies and employees that have done it years ago, it's not like voip is a gargantuan monster that's extremely hard for any hardware company to tackle anymore, especially when they've had 6 years to contemplate and work on it. |
No bro, you don't understand it. First of all it has nothing to do with the time it takes to contemplate.
VOIP has a kick-off cost that Nintendo may not want to spend, for what return it gives. The servers cost a lot of money, and the service is high-bandwidth, so they need some very solid infrastructure there (networking equipment, geo-scattering and all). It's not something Nintendo CAN do I don't even think.
For such an insignificant feature, I don't think they are interested in the costs.
