Rock Iwata: Industry downturn only because of the lack of high-quality good games

Multi-Play Network (compiler/wendy) Nintendo CEO Rock Iwata said the quality of the game had a negative impact on the US video gaming industry, and that the impact was far greater than the financial crisis, and he thought 3DS could inject fresh blood into the market. At the end of the E3 game, Rock Iwata, in an interview with the US tech blog VentureBeat, said, "I have always believed that the downturn in the video gaming industry cannot be blamed on the financial crisis, but on the lack of games that people need." This is not a problem for Nintendo, but the whole video game industry. According to Rock Iwata, contemporary video game consumers are more receptive, familiar, and tired of new game settings than ever before, which has put greater pressure on game developers.　　Now the game is certainly more than three years ago, but the sale is not good, people tired of the game faster than before. With the release of N3DS, with the naked eye 3D function and do not need 3D glasses, I believe that can bring a bright spot for the market.　　Rock Iwata admits that "3DS will not always be attractive, but it is not a superficial concept that can be forgotten in a moment," and the appreciation of 3DS is revealed in the speech. For rivals to try to innovate on hardware, such as Microsoft's Microsoft Body Sense control device, Sony's PS3 Body sensing controller, rock Iwata that "it is not reasonable for consumers to pay more for additional hardware." ”