Has full faith in the “younger generation”.
Shigeru Miyamoto is unquestionably one of Nintendo’s key staffers, and one of the most important figures in the video game industry, full stop. His creations have sold millions of copies, and he’s been involved in almost every aspect of Nintendo’s business for decades. However, at 68, he’s no spring chicken, and the topic of who will replace him once he retires has been floated on more than one occasion.
A superb interview with The New Yorker has given Miyamoto another chance to answer that question, and his response is interesting. He is asked what his ambitions are at this point in his glittering career, and he replies:
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