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Iwata Hints at New Marketing for DS
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Dr. Prof. of Wumbology
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Following this week's sour, but not unexpected, news of a 40 percent drop in hardware sales, Nintendo chief Satoru Iwata seems to be taking DS marketing in the direction of a personal device.
The shift would mean they want the unit to be seen as something everyone should own, not shared among a family. Basically, it means Nintendo wants everyone in the world to have a DS, which might seem obvious, and is an ambitious way to expand what analysts had seen as a somewhat saturated market. Techradar's digest of a Nikkei article (subscription only) said the marketing will portray the DS as personal device "like a mobile phone," but I wouldn't take that to mean it's gonna get those capabilities sometime. source Seems plausile. I know I carry around my DSi nearly everywhere I go for the sake of being of a music player, camera, clock, and it's capable of going on the internet. Last edited by Xander; 08-02-2009 at 04:56 PM. |
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Good Bye.
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I can't compare my iPhone and DSi but Nintendo should move into an Apple direction for advertising, only because I beilve Apple is great with advertisment. (And I study this kind of stuff) But Nintendo SHOULD NOT move into an Apple direction for hardware. I use my iPhone for features, music, camera, internet, text, ect. but use my DSi for games and battery. DSi gaming is much better... so let's keep it a gaming console not a phone.
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