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May 14, 2011
May 13, 2011
Quality vs. quantity in the video game industry
Nintendo President and CEO Satoru Iwata
Source: Electronic Gaming Monthly (May 2011)
"The objective of smart phones and social network platforms, and the reason these vehicles were created, are not at all like ours. These platforms have no motivation to maintain the high value of video game software. For them, content is something created by someone else. Their goal is just to gather as much software as possible, because quantity is what makes the money flow. Quantity is how they profit. The value of video game software does not matter to them."
