One big misstep imo, was not licensing Kinect to all platforms (Sony & Nintendo) and creating Kinect games across platforms and PC.

1) this was referring to a July Direct.
2.) I am not a zealot, so I expect Nintendo to “inspire” confidence with their Directs.
Do they need to be perfect? No, of course not.
The Direct should be “good” when launching NS2. I am content with their 2025 lineup.
It’s about communication & transparency

Looks fake. I wonder why we are having all these UAP congressional meetings.

If this was major and real, it would be top story worldwide every day.

I bought it, the gameplay is smooth. It is definately more fun that the last NBA I purchased. NBA 2k19. BUT…

it definately doesn’t feel 60 fps.

Also, just like Madden, the NS2 internal fan sounds like it is going to explode.

The Nintendo Partner Direct, clearly broke Mr. Grubb.

Don’t worry Grubb, maybe the Tigers will make a splash today at trade deadline and redeem the day.

Nintendo was an embarrassment today. Not due to the announcements themselves. Most were great. But lacked more AAA ports to cement their message. Nintendo continues to “muddy the messaging” with the NS2 by withholding info. Where was the info on Elden Ring, NBA 2k, and FFVIIR?

I thought, well surely, since today we live in a global economy and a e-commerce world, that the economic model would be different…but, a few months ago Bill Gates tweeted something similar.

I went to college not too long after you, and when we studied the last pandemic on a global scale. We were taught, that you needed 1.) Another pandemic, 2.) a disruptive invention 3.) Global scale conflict to reset supply chains.

I am curious if these principals still hold today.

It will be interesting to see how this all unfolds. Clearly we are at a time of change (again), & clearly the world is having difficulty recovering from the pandemic. Some supply chains are still broken, some businesses are having a hard time reconciling WFH and maximizing productivity.