As spotted by Siliconera , Nintendo of America boss Reggie Fils-Aimé recently told CNBC that users streaming Netflix through the Wii aren’t going to miss the HD content they won’t be able to access — free content that’s available through other devices . He justified that claim with a simple argument: “over 26 million consumers have bought a Wii. The consumer is saying, for them, the quality of the visual is not nearly as important as the overall entertainment.” It may irritate 360 and PS3 proponents to no end to hear him lay it out that plainly, but we’re having a hard time finding a flaw in Reggie’s logic.
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Reggie: Wii users don’t care about HD Netflix streaming
As spotted by Siliconera , Nintendo of America boss Reggie Fils-Aimé recently told CNBC that users streaming Netflix through the Wii aren’t going to miss the HD content they won’t be able to access — free content that’s available through other devices . He justified that claim with a simple argument: “over 26 million consumers have bought a Wii. The consumer is saying, for them, the quality of the visual is not nearly as important as the overall entertainment.” It may irritate 360 and PS3 proponents to no end to hear him lay it out that plainly, but we’re having a hard time finding a flaw in Reggie’s logic.
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Reggie: Wii users don’t care about HD Netflix streaming
[Source: Kotaku] Nintendo’s resident name jotter-downer and kiester-kicker recently divulged to BMO Capital Markets attendees that the Wii is outperforming its rivals when it comes to female gamers. According to its estimates (via Kotaku ), 80 percent of the female console gaming crowd prefers Wii over the alternatives.
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Nintendo: 80 percent of female console gamers prefer Wii
As it seems to do these days, discussion with Nintendo of America’s president turned to that of a new Wii capable of rendering high-definition graphics. It’s a common question, but one that Kotaku was told, misses something
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Reggie: Wii 2 Theories Miss Key Point [Wii]
During a recent interview with CNBC , Nintendo’s Reggie Fils-Aime addressed the Wii’s recent price drop (surprise: it’s seen positive results) and the company’s strategy for the upcoming holiday season.
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Nintendo sells 2.2 million DSis, says Walmart is biggest customer
Wii sales have been relatively sluggish this year. That’s changing as the Wii with its new price-cut heads into the holiday season.
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Nintendo: "Millions" Waiting For Nintendo Wii [Wii]
Nintendo’s announcement of the Wii Vitality Sensor at E3 was met with some amount of befuddlement and a heap of “WTF?” But Nintendo of America president and COO Reggie Fils-Aime says, eventually, you will say “Wow, I get it.” Reggie tells Fast Company that the same confusion—and maybe even some mockery—followed the introduction of the Nintendo DS and the Wii Remote, two Nintendo endeavors that have turned out to be pretty darn successful. He says we should expect the same forehead-smacking understanding of the Vitality Sensor’s capabilities when the software is shown. “Until you have that software, it’s tough to understand,” Fils-Aime says
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Reggie: Be Patient, The Wii Vitality Sensor Will "Wow" You [Nintendo]
Despite some signs of trouble earlier this year, Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime told Kotaku why third-parties have a bright future on Wii and DS. The company that’s been riding high on its own Wii and DS successes has recently had some trouble convincing people that marquee games from publishers other than Nintendo can do well on Nintendo’s machines
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Nintendo Expects The Conduit, GTA Chinatown Wars To Sell Well [E3 2009]
WiiWare supporters looking for killer apps to define Nintendo’s downloadable game service shouldn’t pin their hopes on seeing a Mario game hit the virtual platform. Nintendo president Reggie Fils-Aime says it’s not the best fit.
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Reggie: WiiWare Is For "Truly Innovative" Games, Not Mario [Nintendo]
When asked about when Mother 3 would be coming to the States, Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime said that wasn’t his decision. Japan makes those decisions. If so, what’s up with Wii title Fatal Frame : Mask of the Lunar Eclipse
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Tecmo: Nintendo Holding Back Fatal Frame [Wii]
