What's up, everybody? Welcome to IGN GameSoup. I'm your host, Damon Hadfield. Joining me today

is Greg Miller. Hi. Sam Clayborn. What's up everybody? Justin Davis. Lost to talk

about today. We're going to talk about Elder Scrolls Online. We're going to talk about this

strange new Vita game that's being censored. But first, everybody is talking about whether

or not Nintendo should put their games on iOS and Android on mobile. For their part,

Nintendo has said they have no plans to do that, although they have admitted in light

of recent news where they're way, way missing their sales targets. They are considering

new business structures. Lots of people think that this is what Nintendo needs to do in

order to survive in the short term. Just put their games on iOS. They'll make a quick

book really fast. Some other people think that's a terrible idea. It's time for GameSoup

to weigh in on this. Let's solve it, guys. First, the quote from an Nintendo

president, Satoru Uwata, is that the spread of smart devices does not spell the end of

game consoles. It's not that simple. It doesn't mean that we should put Mario on smartphones.

Sam, what do you think? Well, two things. One is that I don't think Nintendo needs money.

They need to have a problem with this. They still have a lot of money in the bank.

Right. They don't need to make a quick book, which is totally... They just don't need

to do that. I looked it up. They have $11 billion in the bank.

Which is even more. That's almost as much as I have in my bank.

Even more yen. But the other thing is that I want good Nintendo games. I don't want bad

Nintendo games ever. There happens to be a lot of really good Nintendo games on 3DS

right now. There's nothing on iOS that's as good as the best 3DS game.

By any measure, I don't think. And so I think that they're doing just fine making awesome

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