Money for nothing, or harmful to Nintendo's core business?
Nintendo is certainly enjoying something of a purple patch right now. The Switch is selling in
It's interesting to note, then, that even during this period of success, Nintendo still has people telling it how it should run its own business. First up was games industry analyst and long-time Nintendo critic
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Nintendo is certainly enjoying something of a purple patch right now. The Switch is selling in
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, the company is broadening its appeal via
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and
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and its franchises are getting more attention than ever before – as is evidenced by the way
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has seemingly taken over the
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.It's interesting to note, then, that even during this period of success, Nintendo still has people telling it how it should run its own business. First up was games industry analyst and long-time Nintendo critic
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, who, in an interview with CNBC about Nintendo's past, present and future, stated that he felt the firm was missing out on revenue by not offering an Apple Arcade-style service for its existing retro content on smartphones and tablets.Read the
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