" leaving Nintendo a chance to revisit it's past philosophies of increasing interface to drive sales.."
think that you misunderstand nintendo's philosophy, Thesource.
The "blue ocean" naming of it's corporate strategy, is simply an appealing name and has no other significance.
The critical area of its current strategy has nothing to do with the wii remote thingy, the main focus is that Nintendo is using yesterday's technology, yesterday's old but still OK computer innards, so that it can deliver easy to make games that everybody can afford. While sony is clumsily getting its act together, nintendo's easy to make games have already been selling very well, and have a big audience not only b/c of the nintendo brand but b/c most people would be able to afford its products. Going for the easy, sure thing, is a lot less riskier than sony or microsoft's approach, so nintendo has an easy gauranteed profit.
