AOL Games has compiled a piece that explores the ups and downs of Nintendo's long history in the game industry. From the article: "In the spirit of love and remembrance, we recap the Big N's rollercoaster of a resume. Here, you'll find Nintendo's finest (and not so fine) contributions to the interactive entertainment biz."
The article highlights positives like the NES, Game Boy, Wii, killer franchises, and Shigeru Miyamoto, and negatives such as the Virtual Boy, Super Mario Bros. The Movie, GC-GBA connectivity, R.O.B., and The Wizard. We'd replace the yet to be determined success of Wii with the stellar DS, or maybe some other Ninty consoles that come to mind.
But connectivity? Weak sauce.
