Nintendo States There Are "No Plans" to Bring Mini-Games to Smart Devices
Posted Tue 28th Jan 2014 23:20 by Thomas Whitehead

Wii U Iwata
Satoru Iwata's Corporate Management Policy Briefing will reveal more
The Nikkei, a prominent business newspaper and website in Japan, recently published an article outlining its understanding of Nintendo's upcoming smart device strategies, highlighting its expectations of what will be announced later this week when Satoru Iwata provides an investor briefing for the company's Q3 results.
As we suggested in that article, these ideas weren't off-the-wall, especially in light of Nintendo's repeated comments in recent months that it'd look to utilise smartphones and tablets to promote its hardware and software products. Nikkei's suggestion that free content would include video, for example, seems entirely feasible, but Nintendo has moved to dismiss the suggestion that mini-games will become available on these external devices. Nikkei suggested that these would be small experiences or demos to point consumers towards the full products, but Nintendo has now issued a statement to rule mini-games out of the equation.
We can confirm that we have not made any new announcements or disclosed the contents of the Corporate Management Policy Briefing which will be held in Japan on 30th January 2014.
Nikkei's article contains information previously stated by Mr Iwata during past press conferences, including statements which relate to Nintendo's willingness to make use of smart devices to promote our products.
However during such past announcements Mr Iwata has also stated that Nintendo's intention is not to make Nintendo software available on smart devices and as such, we can confirm that there are no plans to offer mini-games on smartphone devices.
We will share the materials from Mr Iwata's Corporate Management Policy Briefing in English when his presentation is finished.

That's a fairly comprehensive denial of that aspect, though we will learn soon just what Nintendo is planning for smart devices — a free app with video content seems likely, while Nintendo has previously announced plans for a dedicated Miiverse app.
We will find out soon.
Thanks to Azooooz for the tip.

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任呆是有自知之明的，ios如此之多的精华游戏，上了只会自取其辱。让更多的人知道原来马里奥是这么一个垃圾玩意，童年fc的美好印象彻底被破坏。

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官方辟谣 = 官方承认
利好！

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一切传闻在官方辟谣前皆不可信

看来是真的了

呵呵看来日经爆料是真的了
好几次了

千万别上手机平台，我们需要地狱这样的奇葩存在。

任天堂美国有“没有计划”带来的迷你游戏智器
发表于星期二2014年1月28日23:20由托马斯·怀特黑德

Wii U的岩田
岩田聪的企业管理政策简报会透露更多
日经指数，一个突出的商业报纸和网站在日本，最近发表了一篇文章，概述任天堂即将推出的智能设备策略的理解，突出了什么将在本周晚些时候公布时，岩田聪为投资者介绍该公司的第三季度业绩的预期。
正如我们在那篇文章中建议，这些想法是没有现成的墙，尤其是在任天堂的意见反复在近几个月，它想看看利用智能手机和平板电脑来推广其硬件和软件产品。日经指数的建议，免费的内容包括视频，例如，似乎完全可行的，但任天堂已经动议驳回的建议，即迷你游戏将可在这些外部设备。日经提出，这些将是小的心得体会或演示指向消费者对全产品，但任天堂已经发表了一份声明，以排除小游戏的方程。
我们可以证实，我们没有作出任何新公布或披露的公司管理政策的简报，将在日本2014年1月30日举行的内容。
日经指数的文章包含了岩田先生在过去的新闻发布会，包括其中涉及到任天堂的意愿使用智能设备来推广我们的产品陈述前面提到的信息。
然而在这样的过去公布岩田先生还表示，任天堂的意图是不是让智能设备，因此任天堂的软件可用，我们可以确认，目前没有计划提供的智能手机设备的迷你游戏。
我们会从什么时候他的演讲结束后岩田先生的企业管理政策简报中英文共享材料。

这是一个相当全面的否定这方面，虽然我们将学习很快正是任天堂正计划为智能设备 - 带有视频内容的免费应用程序似乎有可能，而任天堂此前宣布，计划对专用Miiverse的应用程序。
我们很快就会找到答案。
感谢Azooooz的小费。

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看来是真的了

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5个字

我 不信