And not in a good way. They were making a huge thing about the prowess of their graphics hardware in the N64. This little tech demo was much cheaper and used no hardware acceleration, could run off AA batteries and was better than their N64.
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Honestly I will say making consoles did make video games a lot more accessible to folks like me growing up, at least.
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That's not really anything to do with Nintendo's philosophy of control. Plenty of comparatively open and standardized computer platforms existed throughout the 1980s. The idea that computer games were weird and inaccessible is more of a specific issue with the IBM PC ecosystem.
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I'm a fan of living my life in a way he would sneer at
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Well, I mean, he himself was rumored to be a frequent patron of the love hotels before they went out of business, so he may have mostly been a hypocrite
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Sega should have won, if only they'd curbed their "new shiny" obsession a little and had the Japanese and American sides working together better, they could have won. I wrote a thing on it ages ago, really bummed me out how much they screwed up
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