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It’s not often that I write about Sony on this blog, and it’s even less often that I write about them for positive reasons. I don’t have any issue with the company itself, but there’s a vocal minority within the company that tends to say a bunch of dumb things. But today, that is not the case.

Shuhei Yoshida of Sony Computer Entertainment has remained respectful toward Nintendo in an interview with Game Informer, although he said it was “a bit shocking to see what they came up with” in regards to the circle pad add-on. That’s a fair enough stance though. When asked about the price of the 3DS, he had this to say:

I don’t personally believe that they dropped the price of the 3DS to respond to our pricing. We didn’t price PS Vita to their price, either. We had that plan since the last couple years. My personal guesstimate is that they have their business plan and goals to sell a certain amount of 3DS units, and they realized post-launch was that the pricing was not helping them to achieve the goal that they set.

Yoshida finishes by saying that “I like to see healthy competition between Nintendo’s system and ours because it helps innovation. It’s always a good thing to have.”

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Reggie Fils-Aime

Reggie Fils-Aime, the President of Nintendo of America recently was interviewed about his take on the price drop of the 3DS and you can check out what he had to say after the break.

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Jools Watsham of Renegade Kid has been interviewed about Mutant Mudds, a 2D platformer for the 3DS that’s being released via the eShop. As far as the release date is concerned, Watsham is “hoping it will be released before the end of 2011,” but he says that:

…we’re not going to rush the game out before we feel it is ready. We have only one chance to release a respectable 2D platform game, if players are to trust us with future 2D platform games.

We’ve heard and seen a bit about the game before and so far it’s received a solid amount of praise. Plus, it just looks nice and pretty. If it seems like your sort of game, you can click here to read the full interview.