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[Read On] Businessweek interview with George Harrison of Nintendo
Flippy_D
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Digital ConquistadorLondonRegistered User regular
Here.
I've always quite liked the way George Harrison conducts himself. You get a feeling he has a very rational and sane grasp of the market dynamics and how the industry works, and he's interesting to listen to - not a hype machine, not a zealot, just a guy who knows his stuff.
This article made for a few minute's interesting reading and serves as a nice counterpoint to Reggie's brand of diatribe.
Up for discussion today, then, is: do people think Nintendo's strategy has worked as it should? Is it for the long-term good of the games industry? Will we still see AAA titles or will the Wii less and less resemble what is traditionally defined as a games console?
Fanboyism and petty bickering to a minimum, please!
I've always quite liked the way George Harrison conducts himself. You get a feeling he has a very rational and sane grasp of the market dynamics and how the industry works, and he's interesting to listen to - not a hype machine, not a zealot, just a guy who knows his stuff.
This article made for a few minute's interesting reading and serves as a nice counterpoint to Reggie's brand of diatribe.
Up for discussion today, then, is: do people think Nintendo's strategy has worked as it should? Is it for the long-term good of the games industry? Will we still see AAA titles or will the Wii less and less resemble what is traditionally defined as a games console?
Fanboyism and petty bickering to a minimum, please!
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