SubiyaCryolite said:
Ive always wondered. What does Nintendo of America actually DO |
Little to nothing, anymore. The organization's autonomy, which was important in building Nintendo's recognition in America, was more or less gutted after Howard Lincoln's departure and Iwata's rise to the presidency.
Though there is some debate on that, like how Reggie acted like his opinion was the reason why America never got "Disaster: Day of Crisis", or NoA's bizarre handling of the Project Rainfall titles compared to how easily Europe got them.
They certainly lack the institutional capacity they once had. Perhaps Nintendo looked at Sega's experiences, where Sega suffered from the problem of the San Francisco office having too much autonomy from headquarters in Ota, and decided to centralize decisionmaking power, but went too far in the other direction.

Monster Hunter: pissing me off since 2010.







