Nintendo games don't transplant other platforms Mario only belongs to himself

&http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">nbsp; Nintendo last week released its quarterly revenue report, and the results did not look good Nintendo.      Wii u sales are poor, only 160,000 units in the last quarter, the company's overall sales fell 1.9% year-on-year. Wii U has been released for 9 months, and Nintendo currently has no new hardware products.     Industry watchers think it is time for Nintendo to consider developing new games for other home game consoles or platforms, or to allow current company games to support new platforms. However, in an interview with CVG, Nintendo president Satoru Iwata said: "If I am in charge of the company, even if it is only 1 years or two years, I will not consider publishing games for other platforms, which may lead to short-term profits, but I have to consider for the long-term interests of the company."     "Over the past few years, Nintendo has been unable to find its niche for iphone gamers and high-end home game gamers," he said. Satoru said that if the game was released for other platforms, it would undermine the experience of Nintendo: "I think Nintendo is a unique company because its business includes the design and development of hardware and software that combine hardware and software to be more specific." Our hardware developers and software developers are in the same office building where they can collaborate better. "Satoru may be right, selling games on iOS and Android platforms is not a long-term plan," he said. It also means that Mario will not log into the App Store or Google Play anytime soon.