No, I'm not missing any context. The E-sports audience is largely incompatible with the audience that enjoys playing with fun and interesting toys.
Completely incompatible? No, and that's not what I said. In any sufficiently-large group there will be exceptions to that group's general tendencies.
Were I Nintendo, I would definitely take pains to put a big damper on people and organizations who wanted to do "professional" E-sports to my toys... which seems to me to be exactly what they're doing.
Completely incompatible? No, and that's not what I said. In any sufficiently-large group there will be exceptions to that group's general tendencies.
Were I Nintendo, I would definitely take pains to put a big damper on people and organizations who wanted to do "professional" E-sports to my toys... which seems to me to be exactly what they're doing.