Gadgetism.org > Nintendo's third place victory
[Freyburg.com] But while the two electronics giants duke it out amongst the hardcore gamers, Nintendo has been cleverly marketing itself as the alternative system for casual gamers, culminating in the innovative Nintendo DS and the Wii. And they've done so at a profit, while Sony (and until a short time ago, Microsoft) spent billions to push their consoles at a loss.
[Previous] (D) SAP Best Practices, Benchmarking-Studie...
[Next] Hulger PIP: The Wooden Edition...
Some related posts from Technorati and Google.
robmcgarry.com: Such a site would be for my own, personal use (ie, a consolidated interface to the primary web apps I use that is secure and accessible from anywhere) and I could use such a site as an example to my customers of what a Portal is, in it’s simplest terms. Realize that WebSphere portal provides many advanced features that I wouldn’t expect to see via these other services; (via Cosmos)
Flying Blogger Food Delight: Wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!!! (via Cosmos)
POPSUGAR | Insanely Addictive.: » Wii.Nintendo.com - In-Depth Regional Wii Coverage (via Cosmos)
shake well before use.: While the PS3 garnered a huge spike in buzz with people being trampled and shot just to get their hands on it, their buzz could almost be seens as what killed off a potentially larger demand in the larger audience. PS3 spent so much time and effort to become the foaming on the mouths of gamers, that they also created an elitism that isolated themselves. (via Cosmos)
Life In The Office: Fansite For The Office: You can create them on the site, take a screenshot, and then send it to me. You can send it to mii@lifeintheoffice.com and I’ll post them as they come in, but I’ll only keep the best one of each character so they may change in the next couple days. (via Cosmos)
[Fresharrival.com] FreshArrival: Richard Entertainment Useful Things Gadgets Television http://www.fresharrival.com/blog/archives/2006/11/27/slingbox-av-the-review/ If you haven’t been living under a sizable rock the past few years, chances are pretty good that you’ve heard about the Slingbox. If you’re unfamiliar, it’s a device that lets you watch your television, DVD player, Tivo or other remote controllable video output device from across the internet.
![]()
[Gamespot.com] Burning Questions: I'm not just talking about Duke Nukem, I'm talking about any type of game with a 4-year-plus development time. Given the drastically increasing costs for high-end games across all platforms, how can any developer or publisher possibly afford to devote the monetary resources necessary and hope to recoup their costs?
![]()
[Digg.com] digg / Derferman / dugg: Check out this Wist of Soviet gadgetry - particularly the folding helicopter. More…
Reflected tags on Technorati: Blog, Gadgetry, Gadgetism.org