Rock Iwata says Nintendo has no rival plans to align with cloud computing

Multi-Play Network (compiler/wendy) Nintendo President Rock Iwata said that did not realize any of Nintendo's competitors, not Apple, not cloud computing, not Microsoft or Sony. Focusing on others only makes your business philosophy short-sighted, and when answering investors ' questions, he says, "our own competitors are things that make people willing to spend their interest, time and energy." If we take a special thing as our competitor, we will only think about how to defeat it and ultimately accomplish nothing. "If we ask consumers what kind of game they like, and then develop it in the way they like, it's not always going to get them too excited, instead, we develop a game that's beyond their imagination, and then the players will surprise them with more surprises." We often ask ourselves, what does it mean to be interested in something? What's worth the time and effort?　　"It looks like Nintendo is the dominant player in the market, rather than being led by any competitor or consumer," he said. As for cloud computing, Rock Iwata says some of these elements are good, but there are limitations, "for example, when a customer presses a button, he gets angry at a slight delay, and Nintendo will take advantage of cloud computing in the future." Nintendo will ally with a cloud-computing service provider rather than develop its own devices. Cloud computing is unlikely to conquer all aspects of the entertainment industry, as communication technology inevitably has delays and limited transmission speeds. To sum up, we will try to adopt cloud computing because it is useful. ”