Nintendo president is honest about Revolution concerns

It's always nice to hear the bigwigs say they're worried. We run around, trying to make ends meet, while CEOs play golf and hide mistresses — right? Not if you're a game console executive. Satoru Iwata admitted in an interview that everyone is worried that this next generation of machines may be too much for the market to handle. He basically says that rising manufacturing costs, and a hardcore gamer appeal (to the detriment of mainstream appeal) could sink the industry.

It does appear that some of his concerned comments are hype, though. He talks about the Revolution being so, uh,
revolutionary that game developers may not sign on. That's like saying you're really worried you won't be asked to the prom because your good looks may scare away the boys.