I like Reggie. He's got quite an impressive résumé and a pretty high level of success with his past endeavors. Like someone else mentioned, I don't believe all of his decisions are perfect, and sometimes he does come off as a bit arrogant, but it doesn't change the fact that he's still an impressive figure.

Reggie has been great so far in the 3DS generation, as he brought literally every game so far from Japan and he's being a good spokesperson for the company.

He's lacking on bringing 3DS Special editions and colors and last e3 (probably his responsibility) was lackluster.
That's his job. He probably has much of a say in Nintendo creative decisions as me or you,  so I don't think it's right to criticise him for this part.

He could improve in making Nintendo do more partnerships with third parties to localize their games. But even not being perfect at this (far from it), I think Nintendo does that more than any other company.

Best option on the poll is "I am Reggie".. I got a kick out of that one.

I'm not even sure what his responsibility as NoA president is, but Shiggy and Reggie are two of the most recognizable figures in gaming today, which is pretty awesome. :)

After getting your hands on a WiiU before anyone else, im sure you lovely Americans must have forgiven Reggie for operation rainfall. (im sooo jealous of you)

Talkin seriously, Reggie is a very good speaker, and even though hes ugly as fuck, he has a great presence and transmits confidence

Is it bad that I have no idea who he is?

NFG?!

Link?


I like Reggie, he should stay!

Glad to see you make it out of the iOS gaming thread! 

Not so sure about this one brah.

Early career

After receiving his degree, Fils-Aime took a position with Procter & Gamble. Following that, he took a position as Senior Director of National Marketing at Pizza Hut, where he launched the Bigfoot Pizza and The Big New Yorker.

Fils-Aime has served as the Head of Marketing for Guinness in the United States and was responsible for all brands. He also worked as Chief Marketing Officer at Derby Cycle Corporation, directing sales and marketing efforts for eight brands. Fils-Aime served as Managing Director and oversaw Raleigh U.K., Derby's British operations just six months in 1999.

He then joined the world's Chinese food service leader, Panda Management Co., acting as Senior Vice President. Later, he came on board to VH1 as Senior Vice President. He was responsible for a 30% increase in ratings by refocusing the channel's content to appeal to younger viewers.