Betrachtet man die kosten sind Nintendos tragbare Geräte alle weit günstiger.
von Michael Krosta,
iPad: Keine Konkurrenz für Nintendo?
Reggie Fils-Aime sieht in Apples iPad keine Bedrohung für den DS(i), der immer noch eine Vormachtstellung beim mobilen Spielen inne hat. Grund dafür ist seiner Meinung nach die Tatsache, dass sich das Angebot den Apple-Plattformen eher mit Häppchen vergleichen lässt, während das eigene Handheld darüber hinaus auch vollwertige "Spiele-Mahlzeiten" anbietet.
"[Apple] is not having an impact on Nintendo when you look at our business, our volume, our hardware, our software. I've seen data that suggestions that while consumers are constantly downloading Apps, they play with them for a few times and then they are moving on to the next thing", so der amerikanische Nintendo-Präsident gegenüber Kotaku.
"Clearly it doesn't look like their platform is a viable profit platform for game development because so many of the games are free versus paid downloads. If our games represent a range between snacks of entertainment and full meals depending on the type of game, [Apple's] aren't even a mouthful, in terms of the gaming experience you get".
"[Apple] is not having an impact on Nintendo when you look at our business, our volume, our hardware, our software. I've seen data that suggestions that while consumers are constantly downloading Apps, they play with them for a few times and then they are moving on to the next thing", so der amerikanische Nintendo-Präsident gegenüber Kotaku.
"Clearly it doesn't look like their platform is a viable profit platform for game development because so many of the games are free versus paid downloads. If our games represent a range between snacks of entertainment and full meals depending on the type of game, [Apple's] aren't even a mouthful, in terms of the gaming experience you get".
