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Article

11 Jan 2010

Author:
Robert Purchese, Eurogamer

Nintendo responds to Greenpeace report

Nintendo has told Eurogamer that environmental matters are taken very seriously at the company and are considered at every stage of a product's life following a critical Greenpeace report last week... We would like to assure customers that we take our environmental responsibilities seriously and are rigorous in our commitment to comply with all relevant laws relating to environmental and product safety, including avoiding the use of dangerous substances...and ensuring the safe disposal and recycling of materials," Nintendo told us. [also refers to Nokia, Sony, Sony Ericsson]