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"The Nintendo Minute 6"

For those that don't know about this every friday, an executive from Nintendo of America will answer a single question of ours. Depending on the week, the interviewee will be different, but the answers will always come from one of the following three company bigwigs: VP of sales and marketing Reginald Fils-Aime, VP of corporate affairs Perrin Kaplan or VP of marketing and corporate communications George Harrison.

Today George Harrison ended his little speech with:


"Looking to the future and Revolution, it's still too early to discuss specific strategies, but I can tell you that we have learned much from the launch of the Nintendo GameCube. We realize that things such as having a strong software line-up at launch is critical to the success of Revolution. We understand what kinds of technologies and experiences the market is asking for. You are certainly correct that our financial and creative resources are vast, and we intend to fully flex this muscle more than ever in the coming years. "


I thought I'd post this considering there has been some random assumptions, like Gerrid for example, who have assumed there won't be a strong software line up for the system.

Cycloon wrote:
> *Hit him with a stick, Dongalf the Nintendobot!*

I think I shall.

Bl0rk.

*Hit him with a stick, Dongalf the Nintendobot!*

gerrid wrote:
> *Command not recognised. Do you want to play again?*

Bah.

*Command not recognised. Do you want to play again?*

Hmmmmm.

Yes.

*Gandalf the grey strikes you with his staff. You are dead. Do you want to play again?*

*pokes Gerrid on the nose*

Dringo wrote:
> For christs sake stop posting pointless posts that have been said a
> million times before then?

I wouldn't need to keep repeating it if you didn't keep failing to understand.

The whole thread?
Hmm ... whatever.

Why don't you both back away into your corners and let things drop.