In a Q4 earnings call with investors, Farrell cited Nintendo’s software success as a reason why THQ’s “traditionally strong kids’ business did not meet expectations”.
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Nintendo success making kids' market tougher, says THQ
President and CEO of THQ Brian Farrell has pointed the finger at Nintendo’s successful first party software for making the kids’ video games market “extremely competitive”.
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