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#1 Zinix

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Posted 29 January 2014 - 06:11 PM

Wii U
- The problem is that people think it's an accessory for Wii
- They can't cut the price (already making a loss)
- The Gamepad needs to be emphasized more
- First game to emphasize the Gamepad is Mario Kart 8, which uses off-tv play
- They will announce NFC games at E3

General Direction
- No major changes in company's direction
- Further hardware R&D will continue
- They won't release games on other peoples platforms, including mobile
- They want to have a platform where the platform is not the device, but rather the user (IE integrated over multiple hardware platforms)
- They are considering a streaming service
- They have solved technical hurdles related to Virtual Consoles
- They will license characters to new partners -- it's unclear if this means merchandise or games

... And now for something completely different
- Nintendo wants to get into health care, wellness and lifestyle products
- They want to improve your quality of life
- They want to announce ways to make you healthy
- Will not involve wearable devices, already too many of those.
- This is integrated with games
- This will launch in April 2015

 

 

 


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