Revealed during their Investor presentation today, the company’s first QOL product will be a device that attaches to or sits next to a bed and tracks sleep.
Since a lot of thw QOL products on the market are not well-engineered or too expansive, I am very pleased with that development. I expect some quality for a reasonable price from Nintendo.
Give me some biofeedback training (pulse, skin conductance, EEG, HRV) and biofeedback games and I'll throw money at you, Nintendo.
you turn on your wii u to be greeted with the message 'It happened again...'
In any case, its an interesting move considering the Wii u has been gaining momentum thanks to its focus on its hardcore games, not its casual user core.
From what I got from Iwata, they want to expand business besides games. Nintendo as we know is a games company and for the most part only a game company. But what would happen if the game market crashed? What would happen if something goes wrong at Nintendo. What Iwata said they are doing with this is something to fall back on. In a way a security thing to make sure if something goes wrong with there main business they can have something to help them. Because as of now, if video games die, so does Nintendo (or at least until they find another business) because right now they are only a games company.
"You slept like shit. Now, you owe Tom Nook 3,000,000 Bells."
So if you have a nightmare, does it remove some coins from your club nintendo account?XD
Since a lot of thw QOL products on the market are not well-engineered or too expansive, I am very pleased with that development. I expect some quality for a reasonable price from Nintendo.
Give me some biofeedback training (pulse, skin conductance, EEG, HRV) and biofeedback games and I'll throw money at you, Nintendo.
I have this weird feeling that it's just a box that whispers 'Buy a WiiU' during my REM sleep :P
you turn on your wii u to be greeted with the message 'It happened again...'
In any case, its an interesting move considering the Wii u has been gaining momentum thanks to its focus on its hardcore games, not its casual user core.