AWS re:Invent 2023 - Modernization of Nintendo eShop: Microservice and platform engineering (GAM306)

Nintendo eShop is a web-based ecommerce service where you can browse and purchase digital software from Nintendo Switch and other Nintendo platforms. As the digital business continues to grow, it is essential for Nintendo Systems to modernize the service’s system to improve agility and go-to-market speed. In this session, hear from Nintendo Systems about the decision and the process of decoupling their monolithic application into microservice-based architecture, and hear how they mitigate the pain points of microservice through platform engineering. Discover how Nintendo Systems develops a platform for autonomous, cross-functional development using the AWS infrastructure.
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[@jtgamer-nintendo-xbox]

Another thing should be added for that 69.99 that family account should also allow people in that family set up to access everybody’s in that family account digital librarys including DLC’s

[@jtgamer-nintendo-xbox]

If you do this, you need to explain what the old service was that they are still there, but upgraded and then introduce what the new features of the $69.99 online tier wood introduce

[@jtgamer-nintendo-xbox]

You should upgrade the Nintendo switch app on phones to act as a second screen so we could play two screen games

[@jtgamer-nintendo-xbox]

You also need a way to transmit the Pokémon game data from sword, shield, scarlet, violet, and animal crossing to the next system

[@jtgamer-nintendo-xbox]

I would also love on that bottom row like you have on the switch an integrated community network that literally could be where the achievements are displayed on top of the profile so it’s displayed in the community and the profile people can talk to other yes, you would have to implement moderators but it’s good that you would do it. It’s time to modernize Nintendo.

[@jtgamer-nintendo-xbox]

Basically you get every single feature, including the family account plus achievement and other stuff of modern platforms for $69.99

[@jtgamer-nintendo-xbox]

Maybe you guys should talk to using your silk web browser for the common user I’m tired I’m not having an Internet browser. Maybe the next iteration of switch should have the silk browser.

[@jtgamer-nintendo-xbox]

And tell Nintendo in their new commercial for their next consul should tell people that it’s an actual new platform. That’s fully backwards compatible and two that not to sell their previous switches until they transfer certain games that they have like Pokémon and animal crossing

[@jtgamer-nintendo-xbox]

Also, the Nintendo switch app should also have access to purchase from the e shop inside of it

[@jtgamer-nintendo-xbox]

Also, Nintendo needs to integrate for the next generation Splatoon three DLC, and smash DLC into the online service and how about discount on third-party games if you pay for the 69.99 service tear

[@jtgamer-nintendo-xbox]

you also need to switch to be able to pull up to access guest networks that need password?

[@jtgamer-nintendo-xbox]

I would like to have Nintendo and Amazon through Nintendo as my living room main hub. Basically I want to get away from Xbox but still get the most current games and games we’ve missed.

[@jtgamer-nintendo-xbox]

Basically, there should be all the modern features, but integrated into the console and with Nintendo custom twist, I don’t want my voice chat on my phone. I want it on my console. I don’t want my text chat for switch on my phone. I want it on my console.

[@jtgamer-nintendo-xbox]

If I have to pay an extra 50 bucks to have the most current Wi-Fi connection and longer pick up connection for the Wi-Fi at my house I am having so much trouble with what Nintendo switch has so if the next concert could have the most current current Wi-Fi connections, signals, that would be good

[@jtgamer-nintendo-xbox]

Just give us the basic color rainbow for our background we don’t need images I would love to set the background of the switch to to basic red

[@jtgamer-nintendo-xbox]

If Nintendo can’t get Disney+ or Paramount or Max, how about you make a custom version of Prime Video for the switch that we can sign into those networks through you we have a Disney and Hulu account and a Paramount account. I would like to watch them on the next switch, also, how about Amazon Music on the switch? or you could integrate the fire TV program into an application on the e shop to download we have a dumb TV and it would be cool to use the switch or the switch successor as all in one digital device so when we come in the TV TV in the living room, that’s dumb we just plug our switch into the dock, and we can play games or watch anything or go on the Internet through the fire network that you guys have

[@Nobody-sp7ug]

So it's still the same backend as eshop. Purchases are still on record.

[@Dracogame]

Well the main selling point of microservices is that you can build them on existing monoliths and implement them in relatively quick manners. You can then dismember piece by piece your original backend when maintenance costs gets too big. The account manager must be a lucky guy, he'll milk Nintendo for years with new bookings.

[@jtgamer-nintendo-xbox]

Maybe you should host the cloud games for switch to if we’re gonna have more cloud games to get the series X next GEN level games if this next Nintendo console is Xbox one generation, I would still like to play the most current games even it Hass to be cloud

[@jtgamer-nintendo-xbox]

And you need Nintendo to take the most current Wi-Fi card please please please please please

[@jtgamer-nintendo-xbox]

And let us send you custom artwork. I have a logo from my KZbin channel. I would like to be my Nintendo switch network logo.

[@jtgamer-nintendo-xbox]

Basically do all this and make the service 69.99 I would pay 69.99 every year for Nintendo services if you did all this

[@Buttfrenzyz]

The presenter is very handsome 💖

[@MumblyJumbles]

Give up on consoles and become a PC developer. The Switch is an underpowered disappointment.

[@haroldgarrett2932]

possibly the dumbest business idea I've read since I saw someone say apple should drop ios for android

[@MumblyJumbles]

@@haroldgarrett2932 * Make Game * Sell it forever without worrying about the specific box it can only run on. I don't see the issue here.

[@haroldgarrett2932]

@@MumblyJumbles I've seen others propose this idea many times in the past. The loss of benefits so far outweighs what they hypothetically might 'gain' it's absurd to put more than 5 seconds thought into it. 1. The #1 reason is that they would lose their digital marketplace, which takes no fees on their first party games, and nets them 30% on every single third party game sold on it, which is a very large amount of money. Instead, they would lose that 30% cut on third party titles and also have to pay Steam (or whoever else) a 30% cut of their first party sales. 2. They would lose any control over the distribution platform, and lose the ability to market their first-party titles front and center for free. Instead, their games would be crammed next to thousands of competing titles that they don't get a cut from. There are 10,000 new games listed on Steam yearly. 3. They would lose all profits from hardware sales, as well as the ability to guarantee compatibility with their titles. 4. They would lose all control over the social aspects of their platform, which is extremely important for a family-friendly company like Nintendo. Lego previously shut down their online games because they could not effectively moderate online interactions. 5. They would lose all revenue from their premium monthly membership, Nintendo Switch Online, which currently has 40,000,000 subscribers. 6. They would lose the ability to make innovative hardware and games designed around those innovations. The entire success of the Wii was centered on the wiimotes. 7. They would inevitably be more susceptible to piracy. The Switch can be emulated, but not well enough. The only options for native piracy are a difficult soldered modchip, and the new console will undoubtedly be even more difficult to mod, if not impossible during its lifecycle. Piracy on the PS5 is almost nonexistent, on the XSX it is completely nonexistent, and on PC it is rampant. You're telling me they should trade all of that for some prettier graphics?

[@nicknelson1975]

I'm sure they'll look at their 132 million console sales and take your idea into consideration lol

[@MumblyJumbles]

@@nicknelson1975 Millions can be wrong.