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12-11-2011, 06:13 PM
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Nintendo has confirmed that Shigeru Miyamoto isn’t retiring after the famed game developer told Wired magazine that he was stepping down from his current position to concentrate on smaller projects. Here’s what Nintendo has to say on the matter:
Video game designer Shigeru Miyamoto’s role at Nintendo is not changing. He will continue to be a driving force in Nintendo’s development efforts. In discussing his priorities at Nintendo in a media interview, Mr Miyamoto explained how he is encouraging the younger developers at the company to take more initiative and responsibility for developing software. He attempted to convey his priorities moving forward, inclusive of overseeing all video game development and ensuring the quality of all products. Mr Miyamoto also discussed his desire to pursue fresh ideas and experiences of the kind that sparked his initial interest in video games.
Nintendo has confirmed that Shigeru Miyamoto isn’t retiring after the famed game developer told Wired magazine that he was stepping down from his current position to concentrate on smaller projects. Here’s what Nintendo has to say on the matter:
Video game designer Shigeru Miyamoto’s role at Nintendo is not changing. He will continue to be a driving force in Nintendo’s development efforts. In discussing his priorities at Nintendo in a media interview, Mr Miyamoto explained how he is encouraging the younger developers at the company to take more initiative and responsibility for developing software. He attempted to convey his priorities moving forward, inclusive of overseeing all video game development and ensuring the quality of all products. Mr Miyamoto also discussed his desire to pursue fresh ideas and experiences of the kind that sparked his initial interest in video games.