The reason why Rensuo broke up at the beginning was not the dispute between cassette and CD, but that Sony played tricks in the cooperation treaty and was discovered by Nintendo and terminated the cooperation. Regarding the use of optical discs, after the cooperation with Sony was terminated, Nintendo still cooperated with another optical disc manufacturer at that time, but Philips did not seem to be very interested. Ever since, with all the high-quality IP of Nintendo, a lot of black history games have been built on the CDI of Philips, a game console similar to the children's early education machine. The loss of N64 to PS 1 is not only due to the difference of game storage media, but also an important factor for third-party game companies to hold grudges against Nintendo, an old overlord. Later, Nintendo learned its lesson and didn't do it first until it was ready. Moreover, compared with optical discs, cassettes still have the advantage of fast reading speed. In fact, this so-called "exclusive taste of Xiong Haizi" is because Nintendo added a non-toxic bittering agent to the cassette in order to prevent children from eating by mistake. This thoughtful measure is still very commendable. Visually, after the canned herring, the troublemakers have a new challenge-try the Nintendo NS cassette! As a veteran foodie, I just want to say that since I can make cassettes with different tastes, please give me a dozen matcha chocolate cassettes.