NintendoPie on 12 January 2014
I'd say "Aye." (Isn't it "Yay"?)
He's done well with three out of four consoles, even if he did completely crap on one's release. One completely flunking console is a rather large problem, but nothing to fire someone over.
I would also like to point out that firing Iwata won't get rid of the problem, it's with Nintendo as a whole. As well as their stockholder's expectations, and many other outside factors. Iwata is blemish on the problem at hand.
