vanguardian1 on 07 September 2007
tiachopvutru - I think it's important because it links to a older interview with Iwata or Miyamoto (I do believe) saying about how they were "raising" people for Nintendo's increasing development teams. So essentially Miyamoto, by being EAD's head, is helping with the gaming design aspects while Iwata's been teaching the group/leadership aspects.
Considering how the games have been between the beginning of the gamecube era and currently, I'd say they've made considerable progress.
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