It would make more sense to focus on games for iOS and Android, says Mastertronic's Andy Payne.

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robotboys@ guyderman

Internal build-quality aside, I was referring more to the light-weight flimsy nature of the Wii. I don't like the childlike Wii branding, the family-friendly interfaces and the minimum hardware specs. Don't get me wrong I am a Nintendo fan at heart but I just don't like their direction since Satoru Iwata took over from Hiroshi Yamauchi. They still make the best games out there, I just wish it was on a better console.
Posted 13:32 on 25 November 2011
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only so I don't have to buy anything from their unappealing generation of cheap hardware.

and yet I've only ever had to buy one NES, one SNES, one N64, one Gameboy, one DS and one Wii - as oppossed to my two PSX's, three PS2's four Xbox 360's and I have a sneaky suspision I'm not too far off my second PS3!
Posted 13:21 on 25 November 2011
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I love the idea of Nintendo going down the SEGA route and developing software only so I don't have to buy anything from their unappealing generation of cheap hardware. But on the other hand the touch screen input on iOS really hinders most decent games. If I could play Zelda or Mario on my PS3 or 360 I'd be more than happy!
Posted 13:05 on 25 November 2011