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Nintendo CEO Satoru Iwata Says He Wouldn't Use a Mac or iPhone if Apple Was a Competitor [Nintendo]
Nintendo CEO Satoru Iwata Says He Wouldn't Use a Mac or iPhone if Apple Was a Competitor [Nintendo]
In the same interview he said the Wii could live for eight more years, Nintendo CEO Satoru Iwata remarked that if Apple and Nintendo "were in direct competition, I would not use a Mac in my presentations." When Dean Takahashi asked about the potential threat of free games, Iwata responded, ...
Nintendo CEO: Wii care about your heartbeat, but not your iPhone, the recession or free games
Nintendo CEO: Wii care about your heartbeat, but not your iPhone, the recession or free games
venturebeat.com — Satoru Iwata is very excited about your heartbeat. The chief executive of Nintendo wants to capture it... on his new Wii Vitality Sensor, an add-on peripheral for the Nintendo Wii , so that video games can tune in to your level of excitement or ... (more) Nintendo CEO: Wii care about your heartbeat, but not ...
Nintendo Co.unveiled a new games for Wii console
Nintendo Co.unveiled a new games for Wii console
tophotnews24.blogspot.com — Nintendo, introduced new titles such as an upgrade to its popular Wii Fit exercise game and a... new Super Mario Bros. title, as it faces slowing demand for its Wii console after years of scorching growth. (more) Nintendo Co.unveiled a new games for Wii console
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