Nintendo vs Sony - Stabbed in the Back | 1

Ninety-six percent of Americans now shop online, snapping up everything from rare coins to industrial-sized barrels of hand sanitizer. Almost half of those purchases take place on one website: Amazon. But before sales were a click away, Walmart was the top dog, decimating main st ...  Show more

In the late 1990s, Walmart is happily trucking along, dominating the American retail market. They’re expanding locations and increasing their own backend efficiencies to keep prices low. It’s a formula that’s worked for decades and they see no reason to change now.But as Bezos ex ...  Show more

Autrefois emblème des adolescents geeks des années 80, les jeux vidéos sont aujourd’hui aussi répandus dans nos foyers que les télévisions. Peut-on imaginer un monde où la PlayStation de Sony ne serait jamais sortie ? C’est pourtant ce qui a bien failli arriver. Conçue à l’origin ...  Show more

Nintendo ne peut désormais plus refuser de rentrer dans le jeu des consoles nouvelles génération : l’entreprise doit accepter de passer au CD. Mais son image familiale et grand public, qui a fait son succès hier, est aujourd’hui un handicap : les enfants qui adoraient les jeux Ni ...  Show more

In the 1980’s Nintendo was on top of the world, with the NES achieving over 90% market share of home video games globally. So how did they fall ALL the way down to ~10% in just a few short console generations? And how did they then build themselves back up (and down and up again) ...  Show more

It was once a powerful video game company that many thought would challenge Nintendo for dominance. So what happened to Sega to make it fall so far?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.