Nintendo criticizes the prospect of no future developers hitting the price even worse

(Compiling/Katy Fish) According to overseas media reports, Finnish mobile gaming business Rovio president Peter Vesterbacka recently responded to the criticism of the Nintendo President Rock Iwata, saying video games priced as much as $49 is more worrying. "People seem to agree when they hear Nintendo say that smartphones are destroying the gaming industry," he said. "If we also choose to pack the game into a plastic product and sell it for 49 dollars, I would have the same concern," said Peter Vesterbacka. So from this point of view, I think we're doing something right.　　"At the Game Developers Conference held earlier this month, Nintendo President Rock Iwata made a keynote speech criticizing that mobile gaming is now a quantity substitute for quality, which will be detrimental to the development of the game industry in the long run." "The traditional host game market is important, although it is still alive, but it is not the fastest growing game area." There are many people think that only the host platform on the real sense of the game works, and only pay a large cost of production companies can be called the real sense of the developers. But we do not have these inferior views at all. "Angry Birds", a mobile game developed by Rovio, now exceeds 100 million downloads and will be landing on Sony's PSN digital platform.　　Peter Vesterbacka also expressed his dissatisfaction with Microsoft. "It's not that we don't want to launch on the XLA platform, but Microsoft's approval time is too slow." Is it our fault? No, this is Microsoft's problem. They also have traditional ways of thinking, but want to emulate the smartphone's software store model. "If you spend 59 or 69 dollars to buy a game, there will be no update changes." But you only spend 99 cents in a software store, not only can you get updated changes each month, but you can also get higher expectations. So the pressure is definitely not here. ”