TheLastStarFighter on 14 September 2015
Lol @ people talking about the games he was credited for. He's a business man, not a developer. He was credited just because he was president of NoA at the time. He didn't work on the games.
I'd say the biggest positive is that he's lived in the US most his life. This may be an acknowledgement by the board that they need better global relationships. The creative guy and the tech guy will still lead Nintendo's products, but hopefully this new creepy president will be better at talking to third parties and the company or new studios making games his grandkids in New York would like to play.
