Tech Moves: Ex-Nintendo president joins GameStop board; Vacasa hires OpenTable vet; and more — Former Nintendo of America President Reggie Fils-Amié joined the board of video game retailer GameStop. Also joining the board… Read More
Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aimé to retire, hand leadership reins to Doug Bowser Nintendo of America’s longtime president and COO Reggie Fils-Aimé is retiring and will be replaced by Doug Bowser. Fils-Aimé, who… Read More
VIDEO: Our favorite GeekWire moments of 2018 In this episode of TLDR, we’re taking a look back at some of our favorite and most fun GeekWire moments… Read More
Nintendo Switch tops 3M units in latest quarter, surpasses GameCube in lifetime sales Nintendo sold 3.19 million Switch consoles worldwide in the September quarter, up from 2.92 million units in the same period… Read More
Podcast ‘Our passion is making our consumers smile:’ Watch Nintendo’s Reggie Fils-Aimé describe the company’s vision To most people, Nintendo is a video game company. The name might spark memories of classic games like Mario, the… Read More
TLDR: GeekWire Summit Highlights — Nintendo, eBay, Boeing Today’s featured stories How Nintendo learned from a Wii U disappointment to create the popular Switch console eBay CEO: ‘I… Read More
Nintendo’s digital sales on the rise as company stays focused on games While sales of Nintendo’s Wii U continue to suffer, it appears the move to digital games has been helping the… Read More
So far, so good: More than 400,000 Wii U consoles sold after first week It’s not easy for consumers to find a Wii U in stores and that’s good news for Nintendo. Nintendo of… Read More
Nintendo president explains why Wii U trumps Xbox Kinect Nintendo America president Reggie Fils-Aime had a brief interview with CNBC Monday and explained why the new Wii U console… Read More
Nintendo’s Fils-Amie loves Zelda, and presents a very special gift to Jimmy Fallon Reggie Fils-Aime certainly has no shortage of choices when it comes to picking a favorite game. But, as it turns… Read More
