| Remember Nintendo?! I sure do!! Here was this company that not only rode the crest of a new generation but was instrumental in creating it ... not just once, but I reckon about 5 times now. But what does Nintendo hold for this new generation? It's small, brilliant and absolute genius! |
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| Winter is coming Nintendo, for all their faults, have always been pioneers. Let me just list some of their successes:
Every one of the above platforms were not only super-successful, but actually changed a generation... think about it, most everyone reading this was probably born in the Nintendo generation... if we didn't have the Wii we wouldn't have the Kinect and some could even argue mobile phone if there were no Gameboy... Goldeneye was instrumental in making first person shooters mainstream.
But there have been misses too... and every one of those seems to be because it wasn't innovative.. except Virtual Boy.. that's a different story though :) The failures have cost them big too!
So what will they do now?
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| Action Figures!! My girlfriend bought Skylanders for her nephew and I was intrigued at the concept of integrating figurines with gameplay... what a concept right? you can play the game, but figures give you power-ups, just the same as getting specific baseball cards of Magic the Gathering cards or finding the right Pokemon. Also... Nintendo have a back-catalogue of characters that are iconic!! I mean there are stores in Japan dedicated to these characters and figurines are already a very big part of their business... even Rovio report that half their profits are based on Toy sales rather than actual game sales so this could be a huge step forward for Nintendo... | |
| What I would do... So Nintendo's ACTUAL strategy isn't quite clear yet... personally what I would do is the following:
Why this is brilliant I'm going to summarize why this is genius!!
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| Don't agree? think this is all a load of dribble? post a comment :) Cheers, Rhodesie |
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Thursday, 8 May 2014
Nintendo actually has come up with a good idea!!
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