What Sony and Nintendo have to say about each other

I think Nintendo, although I am very respectful of the innovation in Wii, and I think everybody should be respectful of it, I'm not sure that it has the technology base to propel that platform in the long-term. So I think their platform lifecycle is inherently going to be shorter, so they could have learned from us in terms of the high technology approach.

First off, expensive device. Very expensive device. I believe that their proposition was on this being a cheap Bluray player. Well the fact is, I don't have a modivation to play Bluray. They've got some poor fundamental issues with their strategy, and that's their problem to sort through.

OMG THEY DIDNT COMPLIMENT EACHOTHER!!!?!?

OMG /SURPRISED

There's been bad blood between Sony and Nintendo ever since their partnership went bad and Sony went off to create the PS1.

Sony's strategy is going off a bit off the rails recently especially in Europe and I'm not sure what they are going to do to fix that.

Nintendo's marketing is improving but it's still way off from where is should be.

About 65% of TV's in Japan are HDTV's and yet the Wii is doing well over there so I guess the console will be able to stay in the race for sometime.

Can you name a few things about Nintendo and Microsoft that they may have done a better job at than Sony and a few things where perhaps they could improve and learn from Sony?

Can you name a few things about Nintendo and Microsoft that they may have done a better job at than Sony and a few things where perhaps they could improve and learn from Sony?

Can you name a few things about Nintendo and Microsoft that they may have done a better job at than Sony and a few things where perhaps they could improve and learn from Sony?

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