What happens to Nintendo after Miyamoto retires?

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z64dan said:

eugene said:
The truth is, as of now, he probably has very little to do in the day to day operations or actual game developement. Nintendo is much too big of an empire for man to be doing all the game developement. He's like Stan Lee now of Marvel, just a public figure.

He is more like a quality assurance guy. He will play first/2nd party games (mario, zelda, metroid) and tell you exactly what to change and how to change it. He does this at every level of the development process. There are some interviews on Nintendo.com that talk about his day-to-day work in Twilight Princess.

 And his involvement in Mario.  Which while he still maintains creative control in pretty much every way he is very uninvolved with the decisions, but rather only in telling people "no this is wrong" or "there is something missing" etc...

 

Thats the impression i have gotten from tyhose interviews anyways.  They are pretty damn long if you read all of it but they are very worthwhile.