Slimebeast said:
Kai_Mao said: I have no problem with criticism as long as it backs it up and doesn't aim to take shots at someone or something. However, this particular statement rubs me the wrong way. I get that Pachter doesn't like Nintendo's strategy in terms with mobile. Nevertheless, he could've said something that didn't sound like he's taking a shot at Iwata. Iwata's accomplishments both as a designer and as a president of both HAL and Nintendo cannot be swept under the rug or undermined. Despite his failure with the Wii U (and to some extent the initial launch of the 3DS), Iwata was able to bring in new audiences into gaming, which is never a bad thing. His current strategy that is being under Kimishima's watch so the ultimate results are yet to be determined. |
That's your opinion, but it's not exactly universal truth. You must respect that somebody might have a different opinion, that Iwata was a poor leader (CEO) of Nintendo.
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I did not intend to make it as a universal truth. I can respect those who may not feel that way. Even if it was my opinion, there is some truth as people like seniors, adults who never grew up with games, etc., have notably bought the Wii and DS systems. Why did Wii Sports Resort, NSMBWii, Wii Fit, Mario Kart Wii, Brain Age, Nintendogs, etc. sold as well as they did? Senior homes, alone, have utilized the Wii. Yes, it does not apply to everything, but it was able to establish that new audience. If others don't think highly of that, that's fine.