WSJ – A Hong Kong hedge fund manager called on Nintendo Co. on Wednesday to begin developing and selling mobile games, a sign of growing dissent among shareholders of the world’s largest videogame company.
In a letter seen by The Wall Street Journal, Oasis Management founder Seth Fischer told Nintendo President Satoru Iwata that the company is “well placed to make an immediate entry into mobile” and that it sits atop “arguably the largest library of casual games.”
