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RolStoppable said:
Cool story. They hold just over 2% of Nintendo's shares, so Nintendo is talking with them, but that's about it.

Besides, if their plans concern monetization similar to the likes of Activision and EA, then they'll be told to get lost quickly - in a polite manner because the Hiroshi Yamauchi days are a thing of the past. Such monetization models stand in strong conflict with Nintendo's long term strategy where consumer goodwill plays an essential part.

2% is nothing to force anything on Nintendo, you are rigth Rol.



34 years playing games.