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Apple's Tim Cook Meets Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto During Japan Visit

Cook tweeted that he was learning how to play the upcoming Super Mario Run as he met with Miyamoto and his team at Nintendo's Kyoto headquarters. Miyamoto appeared at Apple's September special event and announced that the new game would appear on iOS by the end of the year.
Nintendo had consistently refused to license its intellectual property to other platforms, fearing that it would threaten its console and handheld-based business model. However, in early 2015 it changed its mind, announcing that it would partner with Japanese mobile game make DeNA to release 5 mobile games by March 2017.
Miyamoto says the Japanese game maker had realized that most children's first interaction with technology is more likely to be a parent's smartphone than one of its game consoles. By putting simple games based on its biggest characters, like Mario, on mobile devices the company hopes that it can convince players to migrate over to its first-party hardware for more complex experiences.
In addition to Super Mario Run, Nintendo and DeNA plan to release Animal Crossing and Fire Emblem this fall, though details for the latter two games have been scarce thus far.
Cook's Japan trip comes shortly after the CEO made a stop in Shenzhen, China, announcing that Apple would be opening a new research and development center in the city. It's unclear what else Cook has planned during his Japan trip.
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Read from right to left (like a Japanese manga):

Edit: Getting really tired of seeing these 'dog & pony' shows in Japan & China. Let's get back to Cupertino, finish the spaceship and back to business.
Think about it, and how it reflects on Apple's products. Cycle by cycle they have stabilised into rather basic, unsurprising consumer electronics. They can never reach Steve's level because there's just no love in making them. You could feel it with an iMac G4 or iPhone 4. Walk into an immaculate Apple Store now to be surrounded by rows of soulless gadgets signed off by a workaholic accountant with a thing for fitness.
Maybe the best thing Cook can do is indeed resign and pass Apple's reigns to someone with real love for technology, design and innovation.
People around here don't seem to know what the typical work of a CEO is...
Jobs was an exception. His work got split between several people.
Apple doesn't need a typical CEO, it needs an exceptional one! Tim is not exceptional.
Actions speak louder than words Tim. Go back to Cupertino and unveil an all-new Mac lineup, or stay in Japan and resign from Apple. You're useless.
Sad that a legend like Miyamoto would grant an audience to this loser. Apple's Chief Executive Cheerleader will never come close to making an impact in the world of technology & gaming as this man has.
Actions speak louder than words Tim. Go back to Cupertino and unveil an all-new Mac lineup, or stay in Japan and resign from Apple. You're useless.
I was thinking in the back of my mind how this is a meeting with a legend and a pretender. Now imagine that pic with Steve there.
Also I think Nintendo and Apple share quite a few similarities.
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