The rules of Chinese Chess differs slightly from the internationally recognized game of Chess, making it easy for anyone who know Chess to learn how to play Chinese Chess. Rules are in game.
Chinese Chess, known formally as Xiang Qi, has been around for a thousand years.
From Nintendo’s perspective the need for a revolution is much clearer. Since the 8-bit NES/Famicom from the 1980s, every Nintendo console system has declined in sales, even as the overall market has grown. Nintendo has thrived on the portable market, but the company has put itself on the brink of becoming a non-player in console systems.