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Aug 4 2004

Microsoft eyeing Nintendo: report

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BERLIN (AFP) – US software giant Microsoft is interested in buying Japanese video games group Nintendo (news – web sites), German magazine Wirtschaftswoche reported. Microsoft co-founder and chairman Bill Gates (news – web sites) told the weekly on the sidelines of a conference with analysts in the United States that he would immediately make an offer if Nintendo’s majority shareholder, billionaire Hiroshi Yamauchi, were ready to sell.

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