Nintendo's latest Q&A with investors is now available in English.
Nintendo plans to invest as much in video content as they have done in mobile.
NintendObs Daily. Monday, July 5.
That was fast. The official translation — and therefore the one that can be relied on — usually takes about a week or more to be released, but this time around for Nintendo's 81st Annual General Meeting of Shareholders it only took the weekend. You'll find it in PDF at the link below, but there's two parts in this I would like to highlight. First are Furukawa and Miyamoto's official statements on why Nintendo hired Chris Meledandri as part of the company. In fact, he and Miyamoto have been working on the upcoming Super Mario movie for five years so far, leading to Miyamoto finding that Chris now truly understands the way Nintendo thinks: a hard feat for a non-Japanese partner. The gist of it is, in order to promote their core business, Nintendo plans to invest as much in video content as they have done in mobile, which they continue to do, and that's where the producer of the Minions and other Hollywood revelries comes in.