Satoru Iwata wasn’t just a successful president of Nintendo, he was one of the most popular public figures in video…
Nintendo has just issued a short statement announcing that president Satoru Iwata has passed away at the age of 55.
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People hate Nintendo’s region-locked consoles. While the Kyoto-based game maker says it can’t unlocked current 3DS…
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One of Japan's largest newspapers, The Asahi Shimbun, admitted that it made up an interview two years ago with…
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Nintendo chief Satoru Iwata has some thoughts about Nintendo's next hardware—and what it needs to before it moves on. This is from Iwata's most recent Q&A with shareholders and is in light of Nintendo's struggle to make its Wii U console a hit. Read more
Hoping for a revamped Wii U? Satoru Iwata told Asahi that rumors of Nintendo announcing a new version of its console at E3 are "groundless." Instead, we can look forward to a new title that shows a new way to use the Wii U's GamePad.
"We can capitalize the most on our strengths through a hardware-software integrated platform business, and therefore this type of dedicated video game platform will remain our core focus." Nintendo president Satoru Iwata, in a letter to shareholders and investors about the company's future. Read more
In the past, major video game companies like Square and Enix merged. It's a big deal when something like that…
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Nintendo will license its character to new partners, says company president Satoru Iwata. There's a precedent for this: Nintendo has already done the same for arcade games.
The Wii U isn't doing as well as Nintendo had hoped. Someone must take responsibility! That someone is Nintendo…
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Even with the less than stellar Wii U sales, Nintendo president Satoru Iwata has said he won't resign. According to Iwata, "There will be no major management shake-up in the short term." Read more