Purple on 11 November 2013
Miyamoto definitely needs to go. The general manager of EAD needs to be someone with vision and enthusiasm for creating games, not someone who goes on record saying he's "too tired" to make new games.
This is the highest paid member of EAD who is preventing younger and more able people from leading Nintendo in a successful direction. EAD's output is definitely in a serious decline both in quantity and quality and Miyamoto must take full blame for that.
