Soundwave on 28 June 2013
I don't think he needs to be completely gone from Nintendo or anything, I'd like to see him stay on, but I think he needs help and doesn't understand the Western market and is also to beholden to the whims of what Miyamoto wants.
NOA should be given more autonomy to help the company, like Howard Lincoln and Minoru Arakawa were. There would be no Retro Studios, no GoldenEye, no Donkey Kong Country, no Star Wars games, etc. without them, they spear headed all those initiatives, today NCL doesn't allow NOA to do anything.
