twitter<\/a> handle translates to Momiji. He told Insider that he is a “diehard Nintendo fan.”<\/p>\nHe was granted the opportunity to attend the shareholder meeting after buying one unit of stock (100 shares), but said it wasn’t guaranteed that he would be able to ask a question. That was just a “bonus.”<\/p>\n
“I have been playing Nintendo games since I was a child,” Momiji told Insider. “Among them, I can’t get enough of that sense of speed of ‘F-Zero.'”<\/p>\n
The gaming news site VGC translated Furukawa’s response, which Momiji said was an accurate interpretation: “It is realistically difficult to develop new titles and remakes, including sequels, for every Nintendo game that people request, but we are very grateful and appreciate the expectations our fans have for our games.”<\/p>\n
Shinnya Takahashi, the company’s managing executive officer, gave a more optimistic answer.<\/p>\n
“We are always considering how to develop new titles and remakes that can be enjoyed by many players,” he said, according to VGC.<\/p>\n
In May, Nintendo announced that a 10-for-1 <\/p>\n
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