Greg Miller
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Number two on the Roper report, Shuhei Yoshida was disappointed at the Nintendo Switch 2 reveal. This is Rebecca Valentine at IGN.com. Super chat. Do you think Nintendo played it too safe with the Nintendo Switch 2? Let us know, youtube.com slash kindoffunnygames, to be part of this story. For me, for me, for me, for me, I like that though, it's like wrong, but it's like good.
Number two on the Roper report, Shuhei Yoshida was disappointed at the Nintendo Switch 2 reveal. This is Rebecca Valentine at IGN.com. Super chat. Do you think Nintendo played it too safe with the Nintendo Switch 2? Let us know, youtube.com slash kindoffunnygames, to be part of this story. For me, for me, for me, for me, I like that though, it's like wrong, but it's like good.
Former Sony Interactive Entertainment Worldwide Studios President Shuhei Yoshida was recently asked for his thoughts on the Nintendo Switch 2's reveal. And his response was, dot, dot, dot, well, not entirely exuberant. This comes from Easy Allies, which recently interviewed Shuhei Yoshida about, among other things, his reaction to the Switch 2 reveal.
Former Sony Interactive Entertainment Worldwide Studios President Shuhei Yoshida was recently asked for his thoughts on the Nintendo Switch 2's reveal. And his response was, dot, dot, dot, well, not entirely exuberant. This comes from Easy Allies, which recently interviewed Shuhei Yoshida about, among other things, his reaction to the Switch 2 reveal.
Here's his response in full when asked about it. Quote, To me, it was a bit of a mixed message from Nintendo. In a sense, I think Nintendo is losing their identity, in my opinion. For me, they are always about creating some new experience, like designing hardware and games together to create something that is an amazing new experience.
Here's his response in full when asked about it. Quote, To me, it was a bit of a mixed message from Nintendo. In a sense, I think Nintendo is losing their identity, in my opinion. For me, they are always about creating some new experience, like designing hardware and games together to create something that is an amazing new experience.
But Switch 2, as we all anticipated, is a better Switch, right? It's the larger screen, the more powerful processor, higher resolution, 4K, 120 frames per second. They even have a hardware person starting their stream, like other platforms do, right? And because it's a better Switch, the core premise of the whole Switch 2 is, you know, quote, we made things better.
But Switch 2, as we all anticipated, is a better Switch, right? It's the larger screen, the more powerful processor, higher resolution, 4K, 120 frames per second. They even have a hardware person starting their stream, like other platforms do, right? And because it's a better Switch, the core premise of the whole Switch 2 is, you know, quote, we made things better.
And that's something other companies have been doing all the time, end quote. Yoshida went on to talk about how if you only game on Nintendo hardware, the Switch 2 is great because it lets you play games like Elden Ring that haven't been available before. But for those who game on other platforms, it's a bit less exciting.
And that's something other companies have been doing all the time, end quote. Yoshida went on to talk about how if you only game on Nintendo hardware, the Switch 2 is great because it lets you play games like Elden Ring that haven't been available before. But for those who game on other platforms, it's a bit less exciting.
Publishers must have known that that show last week would be one of the most watched shows this year. Millions and millions of people watched. That looks amazing. They did a great job announcing that there. End quote. Yoshida also praised Dragon Drive for being, quote-unquote, very Nintendo.
Publishers must have known that that show last week would be one of the most watched shows this year. Millions and millions of people watched. That looks amazing. They did a great job announcing that there. End quote. Yoshida also praised Dragon Drive for being, quote-unquote, very Nintendo.
Then went on to talk about the system's pricing and differences in pricing between Japan and the rest of the world. He concluded as follows, quote, Anyway, with some of the things Nintendo is doing with the camera or mouse controls, creating new experiences, that's great. But other than that, I was personally a bit disappointed because they didn't disappoint everyone.