Options are:

1. Person in charge of MS Xbox growth in Japan

2. Person in charge of the Sony PS3 gaming division in USA

3. Person in charge on Nintendo hardcore gaming division(if that job existed)

I would want to be the Wii hardcore expert the most. Nintendo has really neglected the hardcore audience and I could just come in, approve a few shooters and RPGs that put the motion plus to good use...get wii back on track while looking like a hero in the hardcore gaming community.

I would want to be the person in charge of Sony PS3 NA division the least. This is because no matter what I did... I can double, tripple YOY sales...PS3 will always look like a failure compared to PS2. Also, there is really nothing I can think of that I could do to make the PS3 "the" gaming platform in north america at this point. Xbox360 has the hardcore, wii has the casuals... and no killzone 2 or god of war 3 or GT5 will change this in North America at this point. In Europe and Japan tho...the tide could turn

Disclaimer: Shooters are not to be considered "hardcore" this generation.

1. Person in charge of MS Xbox growth in Japan

3. the first order i'd give would be for camelot to make golden sun 3 and monolith to make baten kaitos 3

1 then 3 then 2

i for no reason want to work for sony in america this gen

I don't know if you already did, but play the new Chronicles of Riddick and then come back here claiming shooters arent hardcore.

If you can lend me a few bucks here, I might as well just do that! =P

Nintendo is first choice. Having any control over those glorious properties is like a wet dream. Encouraging growth for Microsoft in Japan is probably like getting kicked in the crotch day after day, so that'd probably be my last choice.

1 > 2 > 3

1) No matter what I do, the outcome will probably be fairly poor so expectations will be very low making it easy to excel. It also would probably pay the most. Plus I'd be in Japan which would be all sorts of fun for a little while.

2) Probably pays more than Nintendo and I'd get invited to all the really fun NoA conferences and shows.

3) Eh... sounds boring and low paying. Yawn.