Evidence receipt / belief
Published · transcript-backedDavid Rosenthal: belief
11 Apr 2023 Acquired Nintendo: The Console Wars
“I think we need two separate out to different parts of the market. On the one hand, when you're talking about Call of Duty, when you're talking about fittingly, Madden—Madden Football is not on the Switch still to this day—stuff like that, the very, very high-end core gaming market, what you're saying is absolutely correct.”
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Everything needed to verify it.
- Speaker
- David Rosenthal
- Attribution
- Verified speaker
- Claim type
- belief
- Recorded
- 11 Apr 2023
- Publisher
- Acquired
- Episode
- Nintendo: The Console Wars
Transcript context
…It's so strange. What it means is, it's a great first-party device because Nintendo is not making their games for any other platform, so they're happy to custom write for this weird thing. Indie developers, at first, probably won't write games for it because there isn't an audience. But over time, if it gets an install base, it's great as an indie developer-to-develop a really high quality game purpose-driven for it. But if you're developing Call of Duty, it's pretty unclear that this is a great device for you. I think we need two separate out to different parts of the market. On the one hand, when you're talking about Call of Duty, when you're talking about fittingly, Madden—Madden Football is not on the Switch still to this day—stuff like that, the very, very high-end core gaming market, what you're saying is absolutely correct. There is no Call of Duty for Switch, pretty sure. It actually is going to be part of the divestiture.…
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