The problem isn't Miyamoto, and Iwata is 50/50. When Iwata f**ks up, he f**ks up hard. When he gets it right, he really gets it right. With the Wii U, I think Iwata assumed something. That you could do the same thing as last time except half-ass it, please everyone with barely trying, not market, and price the product for $350 with bad value (At the time)
Of course, this lead Iwata to f**k up hard with the Wii U.







