| Soundwave said:
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I've played Nintendo Land. It is not Wii Sports like in any way, shape, or form. I'm actually prepared to argue that it's just a bad game overall, to be honest, but that's an aside to the topic.
KLXVER said:
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Iwata is arguably closer to that than any major Nintendo developer since Yokoi. And if Nintendo didn't enter this generation with such a massive warchest from its prior generations, many of its employees would be in that precise position. See the Game Industry Deathwatch that's continuing to devour publishers and developers.
But Rol's overall point remains: making games is a job, not a hobby. This job entails selling $60 software to folks who are often reluctant to do so. What the developer "wants" has as much value as what the cashier at a retail store "wants": the paying customer is all that's important.







