You don't need N-factor authentication to be secure, the problem is most companies implented half a-- 1 factor to begin with, and instead of fixing their authentication decide to implement half a-- 2 factor authentication. If you don't do it correctly it doesn't matter how many factors you think are cool in meeting rooms
one thing I noticed with the Wii compared to the previous nintendo consoles and PS1 and PS2 I have is the lack of good gameplay. Even the mario games were poor as each level seemed to be too similar to the previous, either that or just difficult but not thought out to make it fun. I don't really care for graphics, as most of the best games I play daily today were made over 10-15 years ago. What I do care about is something to get me interested in playing, and graphics alone will not do that. With the other consoles moving to always on play its not a new console nintendo needs but better games, the Wii and Wii-U have enough power to be a success with good gameplay.
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You don't need N-factor authentication to be secure, the problem is most companies implented half a-- 1 factor to begin with, and instead of fixing their authentication decide to implement half a-- 2 factor authentication. If you don't do it correctly it doesn't matter how many factors you think are cool in meeting rooms
one thing I noticed with the Wii compared to the previous nintendo consoles and PS1 and PS2 I have is the lack of good gameplay. Even the mario games were poor as each level seemed to be too similar to the previous, either that or just difficult but not thought out to make it fun. I don't really care for graphics, as most of the best games I play daily today were made over 10-15 years ago. What I do care about is something to get me interested in playing, and graphics alone will not do that. With the other consoles moving to always on play its not a new console nintendo needs but better games, the Wii and Wii-U have enough power to be a success with good gameplay.