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Forums - Gaming - Iwata: No one can replace Miyamoto

pezus said:
Whoops, should have gone into Nintendo discussion

Yeah, good idea to keep it in Nintendo discussuion because what Nintendo does can't be considered gaming.



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Well, Miyamoto is currently training lots of younger developers to follow his lead. If anything, Nintendo may release even more high-quality titles in the future. =)



I very much appreciate the idea of Miyamoto training and bringing up young, bright minds, but I hope he doesn't retire anytime soon.

I wonder what his interaction with Aunoma is like.



wfz said:
I very much appreciate the idea of Miyamoto training and bringing up young, bright minds, but I hope he doesn't retire anytime soon.

I wonder what his interaction with Aunoma is like.

Aunoma once said that his main goal is to impress Miyamoto, so I guess they're pretty close :)