Earlier this year, Nintendo was on the receiving end of a massive source code leak. Since then, we've heard and discovered all sorts of things about the company's older video games and hardware generations. Now, Nintendo states the extent of what they've learned about the Wii's development.
IGN got a chance to sit down for a chat with Nintendo president Satoru Iwata over software costs and cost efficiencies. We asked about the viability of their classic NES titles on mobile devices such as iPhone and Android devices. From there, he told the reporter that he wasn't able to share much of his company's internal information on metamorphosis.
"I can give you some impressions but I can't give you information as to what we've put in, how much, and how many we've added. As to whether that's a consideration to weigh in on Nintendo Switch contents, I think that will depend upon a lot of factors so will maybe not be fully reflected."
We're only two weeks away from the launch of Pokémon Go, and we bet some of these secrets have surprised even Satoru Iwata.
ICYMI: What is Nintendo's internal focus on making main franchise games accessible in a high-tech world?
Let us know in the comments below.
One of the highlights of this year's awards season is going to be the Game of Thrones Awards. As the name of the show suggests, we will be giving a nod to the best in television every year. After recent winners at the PGA and BAFTA events, we have much to look forward to this year!
The BB19 spoilers are now UP. Be sure to come back on Jan. 23, 2015 when we announce our nominees for our Game of Thrones Awards.
The nominees for Game of Thrones episodes "The Lion and the Rose" and "Breaker of Chains" are:
Best Empathy
The Lion and the Rose (Stannis Baratheon)
You Win or You Die (Jaime Lannister)
The Animals (Samwell Tarly)
Queen of Thorns (Angry Ron)
City of Bones (Sandor Clegane)
The Expanse (Penny)
The Children (The Nightingale)
Best Performance
Ben Crompton as Tyrion Lannister
Coleman Morgan as Oberyn Martell (Guest Star)
Dean-Charles Chapman as Grey Worm (Limp)
Sienna Guillory as Daenerys Targaryen
Isaac Hempstead Wright as Brienne of Tarth
Tom Wlaschiha as Oberyn Martell
IGN got a chance to sit down for a chat with Nintendo president Satoru Iwata over software costs and cost efficiencies. We asked about the viability of their classic NES titles on mobile devices such as iPhone and Android devices. From there, he told the reporter that he wasn't able to share much of his company's internal information on metamorphosis.
"I can give you some impressions but I can't give you information as to what we've put in, how much, and how many we've added. As to whether that's a consideration to weigh in on Nintendo Switch contents, I think that will depend upon a lot of factors so will maybe not be fully reflected."
We're only two weeks away from the launch of Pokémon Go, and we bet some of these secrets have surprised even Satoru Iwata.
ICYMI: What is Nintendo's internal focus on making main franchise games accessible in a high-tech world?
Let us know in the comments below.
One of the highlights of this year's awards season is going to be the Game of Thrones Awards. As the name of the show suggests, we will be giving a nod to the best in television every year. After recent winners at the PGA and BAFTA events, we have much to look forward to this year!
The BB19 spoilers are now UP. Be sure to come back on Jan. 23, 2015 when we announce our nominees for our Game of Thrones Awards.
The nominees for Game of Thrones episodes "The Lion and the Rose" and "Breaker of Chains" are:
Best Empathy
The Lion and the Rose (Stannis Baratheon)
You Win or You Die (Jaime Lannister)
The Animals (Samwell Tarly)
Queen of Thorns (Angry Ron)
City of Bones (Sandor Clegane)
The Expanse (Penny)
The Children (The Nightingale)
Best Performance
Ben Crompton as Tyrion Lannister
Coleman Morgan as Oberyn Martell (Guest Star)
Dean-Charles Chapman as Grey Worm (Limp)
Sienna Guillory as Daenerys Targaryen
Isaac Hempstead Wright as Brienne of Tarth
Tom Wlaschiha as Oberyn Martell
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