Rubin can buy whatever he wants for himself and his family, his income notwithstanding. This is a non-story.
That being said, his comments about Nintendo's irrelevance as a hardware manufacturer are inaccurate and short-sighted. I'm thankful to Rubin for his games, The Precursor Legacy in particular, but he needs to weigh his words more carefully and contemplate the future of an industry without Nintendo hardware more thoroughly.










