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Is The Video Games Industry On The Verge Of A Crash?
I’m going to leave this here without too much comment, because while part of me thinks this is pretty out there, I sure there are plenty of folks out there who agree with what he’s saying. It’s a video that attempts to compare the video game crash of the early 80s with the current situation we’re in now and, while I think it has some interesting things to say, I think it’s loaded with a fair amount of hyperbole.
Nintendo’s President Expresses His Commitment To Bringing A Profit
Nintendo’s current president and regular spokesperson for Nintendo’s online press conference, “Nintendo Direct”, Satoru Iwata spoke today at an analyst presentation meeting on Nintendo’s plans for the upcoming business year. During the presentation, Iwata spoke of his “commitment” to a business profit goal of ¥100 billion ($1 billion) by the end of March 2014.
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