Regardless of what Iwata says, It is Microsoft who can not compete according to Sean Malstrom.

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fatslob-:O on 14 October 2013

JWeinCom said:
Quote taken entirely out of context. What Iwata meant by not competing is obviously not that Nintendo couldn't be successful, but that they weren't going to be successful attacking the same market as Microsoft and Sony.

Nintendo was attacking the gaming market so what is there to say ?

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