Soleron on 30 April 2013
| Roma said: game development does not always end up the way people plan as things come up all the time like new ideas or problems that need to be solved |
You plan for that as a business though. You play 'what if' and if there's a risk your brand new console might not have any games for a year, you delay the console, reduce the game scope, or intervene sooner. If Iwata didn't realise the risk existed he's incompetent.
Imagine if EA accidentally didn't have any games for a year. You think shareholders would be sympathetic that sometimes "things come up"?
