It's a matter of time before Nintendo develops for iOS, as computer hardware is converging into phones and tablets. Although I love their hardware, but would ne

It's a matter of time before Nintendo develops for iOS, as computer hardware is converging into phones and tablets. Although I love their hardware, but would never buy Nintendo hardware again, because my iPhone, iPad, Macbook, AppleTV are the center of my entertainment. Once Apple TV starts to better integrate with the 'app' environment, imagine the possibilities. I would love to play Mario Kart with a couple friends, iPhones, and an Apple TV. I just came home for Christmas, found the N64 in the attic, dusted it off and was playing with my brother, wishing we could just download it and play each other on the TV with our iPhones, instead of actually having to plug in a cartridge into with wired remotes, although I did appreciate the nostalgia. And about the price question, I would also gladly pay 40 dollars or more for a full ported Zelda game, and Nintendo could sell iPhone accessories that have buttons, that make the gameplay experience that much more solid. There is no question Nintendo knows how to innovate with hardware, so I hope that they don't stop. But I would rather see them make hardware based around iOS than their own OS.