Nintendo has moved to clarify comments made by UK boss David Yarnton yesterday at a London press conference.
Yarnton, Nintendo UK general manager, said in his speech: "For all the recent talk of record breaking entertainment launches, it might just be that the defining and most influential video game of this generation is a simple game of tennis that the whole family can gather around and play and enjoy together."
While people saw this as a thinly veiled dig at Microsoft's record-breaking Halo 3 launch in September, Nintendo has denied Yarnton was making reference to the multi-million selling FPS.
I guess this is return favor for the comments MS esp Peter Moore made about Wii after it became a huge success.
People really love trying to pull leverage out of thin air...
kind of a "dig" what they said in the original interview. Bit it isn't a big deal. I am happy Nintendo is doing well. They were the company that kickstarted the console business anyways. It is good to see that Nintendo did not go the way of Sega.
A games industry without Nintendo would be sad. They were the gaming industry back in the late 80s early 90s. I still wish Sega would release another console.
if any system disappeared it would be the PS3 and the PS3 couldn't even make games for the other 2 consoles because their 1st party games cant sell.