RE: Lower End AS/400s -- MIDRANGE-L

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Subject: RE: Lower End AS/400s
From: jpcarr@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Tue, 17 Dec 2002 08:41:32 -0500
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<Snip>
And instead populated by Nintechnicians.  The fact that you compare game
development to business application development is a pretty telling fact in
and of itself.
<SNIP>


Isn't it ironic that Nintendo is a big iSeries shop.  The company that is
huge into gaming,
does their Business Processing on the iSeries.

They made a big thing out of it when they went 64bit in their game that
they also were using the First Major Commercial computer with 64bit.
(I used to quote the IT manager's remarks in my Letters to Editors
correspondence)

John Carr

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