In over 25 years of home consoles, Nintendo's done more than just produce ever-improving gaming systems that give us more complex, better-looking games: it's also been a major influence on how we play our games. The company has often been responsible for bringing new control schemes to the mainstream, or adapting ideas from others with its own unique touch.
After the leaked redesigned Wii U controller photo caused so much debate over button placements and joysticks, Nintendo Life shows the evolution of Nintendo's controllers from NES to Wii U.
TNS: Based on its most recent ESG data, Nintendo boasts a remarkably low staff turnover rate of just 1.9%, with virtually no reported layoffs.
Well it doesn’t surprise me. As much money as they make and how they value their employees. It’s a great company in that regard.
Well, when your games remain full price many years after release.
And you make profit off of outdated hardware.
I would be shocked if they couldn't afford to retain their staff.
The Nintendo Switch 2 has set a new record by selling over 3 million units within 24 hours, tripling the PlayStation 4’s previous launch day sales.
Its crazy that it's both the highest selling console on day 1 and people can walk into a store and buy it with no pre order
Unlike the Switch 2 , the Playstation 4 was not sold on the same day in most regions.
Company skipped last year's event.
Not surprising at all.
I mean, they´ll be releasing a new console in a few weeks.
My first controller and probably my favorite would be the SNES controller!
---I was there when the 1st one sprang-up out of the Primordial Ooze.
Or was it the ocean? Yeah the ocean- before then there was the dinosaurs but they died off when the Asteroids crashed into that Triangular spaceship. My favorite dinosaurs were called the Atari... Later, came The Nintendo they were wise little mammalprimates and they had robots.
But then came the Sega, the Sega sucked cause they had no robots.
THE END
Remember this to Ace that test Kids...
Gamecube:)