If you are easily offended if the bad title of Gamespot get justified contra you shouldn't copy the bad stuff from gamespot. Except the one moderated post no comment was directed against you. But if you insist on copying news you have to expect people commenting about it, and even complaining about the news if it shows signs of bad journalism. As you didn't wrote it you shouldn't take this criticism personally.

Do they even have any devs themself? As I see it, they only host games of others.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeNA#Mobile_Games_and_Products

Iwata s quote said "primarily and mainly"  not exclusivley-  also depend s on your definition of development -  they are still "helping get the games to the market-  you guys are splitting hairs for not reason-  the article is in no way inacurate-  and most of the articles about the news release were quoting Gamespot-  it is publc news- they were all cometng on the same news release from DeNA-  It is hard to even call it an article as it is really a pretty straight forward reporting of news given by DeNA.

Look at the quotes you supplied by Iwata--  DeNA has alot more experiecne at making mobile games so they will be helping them with that aspect of it-  at least a reasonable person can read that

I am sorry all Nintendo  news is not in the echo chamber-  and the part you guys are dispuitng really is not the point of the story anyway-  

Outside of gaming sites people read and write abot Nintendo like any other company-  

Why so sensistive about basic business news-

FYI  did you know that the Wii u is still being sold at a loss?  (at least according to  Iwatas last publc comments on the matter from last year s  Investor Q and A-  I may have seen 1 or 2 people trying ot put the corrrect info out even though there were dozens of articlles and peole saying otherwsie based on 1 misinformed quote by a guy that did not represnt Nintendo-   AKA when it comes ot Nintendo many of their more vocal fans seem to beleive what they want regardless of reason or fact

FYI DeNA's stock opened up slightly on moderate volume (compared to volume since the Nintendo announcement) and is currently trading down slightly - so it looks like the market already factored the news and was not surprised, so i m sure Nintendo was not surprised either-

You have gone from saying that DeNA is developing most of the games to DeNA is helping develop some of the games, to DeNA is helping get the games to the market.

You are saying that most other articles are quoting Gamespot, when in fact, Gamespot and the others were quoting from Gamesbeat, who had the exclusive (and incidentally, also ommitted DeNA's name from the title). Gamespot added on the part about DeNA 'helping to develop'. 

Dunban, you are free to choose to believe second-hand information and you can interpret direct quotes from the companies in any way you wish, but it is clear to the rest of us that as far as role division is concerned, Nintendo is doing the "Product", i.e., developing the games and DeNA is doing the "Service" side of things, because those are where each company's strengths lie. There may be some crossover of roles in certain situations, they even hinted that might happen in the recent investor Q&A, but both CEOs have made that role division quite clear.

Despite this, you have demonstrated that there is likely to be much confusion and misinterpretation about how this partnership will work, so while only partially relevant to this topic, this was probably an important discussion to have.

Nobody is being sensitive about the news of the layoffs. What has irked people here is is that the title of Gamespot's article could have actually included DeNA in the title, and the OP could have chosen a more accurate article to quote.

Oh stop your whining. Someone has to post news for us to talk about.

I see news on here that was on NeoGAF days ago. If the OP didn't post any news it would be more boring than it already is.

If you could find better than supply it, that way the OP can update it. Isn't his job to take some users over sensitivity into account.

It's an article that referenced Nintendo, which has a partnership stake in DeNa. Not sure why some people are getting so upset. 

Unfortunately, this thread has moved away from conversation about the news toward conversation about each other. Accusing others of ulterior motives and hidden agendas, generalizing fan bases, and attacking forum members does not a good thread make.

Locking this now, before the conversation derails completely and moderation becomes necessary.