YouTube Community

Wii u newsWii_u_news22

07/24/2015 4:11 PM ·Spoilers

Analysts doubt Miyamoto will take Iwata’s place: After the passing of Nintendo president Satoru Iwata, many analysts have chimed in on the direction they believe the company will go to appoint new leadership. While Shigeru Miyamoto may be a fan favorite for taking over the leadership of the company, analysts have other opinions rooted in the fact that Miyamoto has always been more about the creati

Advertisement

Comment

This post has no comments.

  • creative side of Nintendo’s business, rather than the practical business side. Currently the duties of Iwata are being assumed by Genyo Takeda and Shigeru Miyamoto, but analysts believe Takeda-san will step into the role that Satoru Iwata filled at the company, due to having a similar background. Nick Parker of Parker Consulting is quick to point out the strengths of Takeda, mentioning that the

    Yeahs0
    Played
  • upcoming hardware release for Nintendo will be a time where good leadership and corporate experience are better for the company’s long term growth.

    Yeahs0
    Played
  • The obvious two choices are Takeda-san or Miyamoto-san, the former a hardware technology company veteran, the latter, the king of Nintendo first party content. Although it would be a romantic dream to have the company lead by the father of Mario, I think Takeda-san has more corporate experience and really understands hardware; it was he who argued for a new interface for the Wii rather than just a

    Yeahs0
    Played
  • faster Gamecube with better graphics.

    Yeahs0
    Played
  • Mike Schramm of Qualitative Insights at EEDAR believes the same. He believes that Genyo Takeda is also the best choice to fill the role, but if it doesn’t go to him, he believes that Nintendo will hire inside the company and will choose a candidate that has the same programming background that Iwata came from as he moved up the corporate rank.

    Yeahs0
    Played
  • Genyo Takeda… has a similar trajectory in the company as Iwata (from programmer to manager to executive). Takeda is likely a lead candidate for the job. Nintendo also has a number of executives on its board of directors who also could step up into the spot. It’s very unlikely that the company would hire someone from outside Japan or from another corporation, as Nintendo doesn’t need to (and should

    Yeahs0
    Played
  • Yeah, if Miyamoto takes his place, he will have to juggle two very difficult jobs at once.

    Yeahs0
    Played
  • (and shouldn’t want to) make waves with this appointment. Most likely it’ll be a senior Japanese executive at the company, ideally someone who has had a hand in game development at some point.

    Yeahs0
    Played
  • While it seems most analysts are preferring Takeda over Miyamoto, it’ll be interesting to see what Nintendo does to fill this leadership gap over the course of the coming months, especially with a new console launch on the horizon.

    Yeahs0
    Played
  • Takeda is a possibility

    Yeahs0
    Played
  • @ƒω♭εαłφ_φ», Yeah, Maybe......We just have to wait and see what happends in the next Nintendo direct.

    Yeahs0
    Played
  • This is putting Nintendo in a very difficult position right now. So we shouldn't expect too much from them right now.

    Yeahs0
    Played

Add a Comment

You must sign in to post a comment.

Sign in using a Nintendo Network ID to connect to users around the world by writing posts and comments and by giving Yeahs to other people's posts. You can create a Nintendo Network ID using your Wii U console or your system in the Nintendo 3DS family.

Use of Miiverse Details about Miiverse

Report Violation to Miiverse Administrators

You are about to report a post with content which violates the Miiverse Code of Conduct. This report will be sent to Nintendo's Miiverse administrators and not to the creator of the post.

Violation Type:

Post ID: 3DB-NBL7-BXM-ZM8W-K4Z-WBLE

Report Violation to Miiverse Administrators

You cannot report posts made automatically by a software title.

Edit Post

Select an action: