twesterm on 27 June 2007
| Bodhesatva said: There's no question that stubborn-ness like that can be an advantage: you can have the guts to try something new like the Wiimote. But it can also be a terrible limiter, as the cartridge-format and N64/PS1 era show. It is absolutely awesome to see them playing both ways -- being stubborn with risky good ideas, such as the Wii remote, and being flexible with other people's good ideas, such as downloadable content. It's a tight rope to walk -- staying firm but flexible -- but from the looks of it Nintendo is doing it extremely well. |
Or the damn friend codes and the process of adding a friend.
