You would think he had so many great games to play on his playstation. I guess not.

Finishing what Iwata started and assisting in evolving the company and its IPs. I hope things turn out well moving forward. I'm glad Iwata's vision will not go in vain and that Kimishima is doing what he can to create a better future for Nintendo.

Some people just like being "Negative Nancy's"

Sure, the rest of the major companies are so innovative. Mindblowing. 

Kimishima really is just gaining more and more of my trust every time he makes a statement. He has the right mindset, young people are the future of gaming, so they should be integrated as soon as possible. Young people are going to be the future FACE of Nintendo, Miyamoto and Aonuma won't be around forever and they need to get those young faces out there to help promote the company and show pride in their games. I love this! Nintendo definitely selected the right man to lead the company, and I can not wait to see where things go from here.

Edit - He's also no nonsense, like I believe he knows how to have fun and he lets the company do it. But if there is an idea that is not working out, or something that he believes will not work, he will shoot it down or scrap it. Something that they sorely needed when the Wii U was being developed and marketed - or lack thereof.

Yeah, they are doing the same stuff and just put another name to call it a new IP. Like doing a Souls game and put another name.

He's literally never said or done a single thing to imply this but frown a bit. Even the "raising younger staff" thing has been going on for at least five years. That's not him. He's merely a temperary figure head following Iwata's ground work until the real president is adequately prepared. He's already said as much.

He's leading Nintendo in the exact same direction they planned to be in since at least late 2013.

Not true, if it were up to him originally, the Wii U would have either never seen the light of day, or the marketing and name would have been entirely different. He said that the Wii U would fail as constructed, and he was essentially right

He already confirmed that that was a mistranslation and misinterpretation of his words. You're relying on old, debunked information.