All the people who are core gamers bought Zelda, and that's a pretty wide group. But you, the enthusiasts, experienced Wii Sports too, since it was packed in with the system. So I have to say it was two different audiences that the games appealed to, which combined to lead to a successful launch lineup.

Well, we didn't have anyone in line that got shot waiting for our system. So there's one sign of the different approaches between our two companies. I think that there were really two different audiences. The core gamer probably went out and tried to purchase both systems. I think Sony's efforts were in trying to get the core gamer to accept and adopt it, which for them in the PS2 era, spread to the mass consumer. I think we were just really prepared. Years of experience doing this ensured that we would have a very good launch.

I don't like to take shots at what Sony does, because every company has its imperfections, and I believe their intention was a good one. But Nintendo will never try to fool the consumers. We will always be up front and very transparent. If we're appearing somewhere, we're going to say it's us. And if it's not us, we'll let you know that too.