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Nintendo unifying console/portable divisions.
mewtwo21 (2013-01-16 23:29:35)some one should move this to gamming general since it doesn't belong here
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mcwolf (2013-01-16 23:43:20)I'm sorry kalaab but I got five sources that's say 2004 (as of right now)but I looked on WiiU daily and it does say 2002, I don't know why there's two dates. But it looks like to me that the 2002 was a small adjustment. The 2004 is a major adjustment. I'll look into it, and I'm sorry bout this mewtwo but this is my first time back on here in five months, so when I seen the gaming general thread I thought it was a thread for other games besides Nintendo. So if a thread monitor is looking at this, if ya don't mind; help is needed here to move it to gaming general thread.
2013-01-17 01:09:17

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Check out today's Nintendo news.
- unifying console and portable divisions - first organizational restructure in the company since 2004 - 130 employees from Nintendo's console development team will join 150 employees from its handheld division - will be established February 16 - new development building is due for completion at the end of the year - Nintendo hopes the move will encourage further connectivity between console and portable devices - this includes the implementation of handheld devices as console controllers - also includes the ability to continue playing their console game on their handheld when away from the couch
"In an effort to create more innovative and attractive products, Nintendo Co. will combine the development segments for its home video game consoles and handheld game devices.
The decision comes on the heels of recent releases of the Nintendo 3DS portable system in February 2011 and the Wii U home console last month. With more people using their smartphones and tablets for entertainment via the Internet, including games and videos, Nintendo aims to come up with next-generation game systems that will turn heads.
The two teams will eventually be integrated and the segment will be organized by function, such as circuits, mechanisms and design.
Game system development projects are becoming larger and taking longer to complete as the machines become more advanced. Nintendo apparently has its sights set on speeding up these projects by sharing development processes for consoles and handheld devices where possible and by reassigning personnel depending on the situation. It sees interactions between engineers as a potential hotbed of new ideas.
Such functions are already available with the Wii U, but Nintendo likely hopes to better streamline its products by tapping into such online services as Twitter and video sites."
Source:gonintendo
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2013-01-17 00:19:36