micdotcom: You don’t have to be a gamer to appreciate Satoru Iwata’s incredible legacyNintendo has announced the passing of its president, 55-year-old Satoru Iwata, who died from cancer on July 11. He joined Nintendo in 2000 as the company’s director
micdotcom: You don’t have to be a gamer to appreciate Satoru Iwata’s incredible legacyNintendo has announced the passing of its president, 55-year-old Satoru Iwata, who died from cancer on July 11. He joined Nintendo in 2000 as the company’s director
micdotcom: You don’t have to be a gamer to appreciate Satoru Iwata’s incredible legacyNintendo has announced the passing of its president, 55-year-old Satoru Iwata, who died from cancer on July 11. He joined Nintendo in 2000 as the company’s director
micdotcom: You don’t have to be a gamer to appreciate Satoru Iwata’s incredible legacyNintendo has announced the passing of its president, 55-year-old Satoru Iwata, who died from cancer on July 11. He joined Nintendo in 2000 as the company’s director
micdotcom: You don’t have to be a gamer to appreciate Satoru Iwata’s incredible legacyNintendo has announced the passing of its president, 55-year-old Satoru Iwata, who died from cancer on July 11. He joined Nintendo in 2000 as the company’s director
micdotcom: You don’t have to be a gamer to appreciate Satoru Iwata’s incredible legacyNintendo has announced the passing of its president, 55-year-old Satoru Iwata, who died from cancer on July 11. He joined Nintendo in 2000 as the company’s director
micdotcom: You don’t have to be a gamer to appreciate Satoru Iwata’s incredible legacyNintendo has announced the passing of its president, 55-year-old Satoru Iwata, who died from cancer on July 11. He joined Nintendo in 2000 as the company’s director
micdotcom: You don’t have to be a gamer to appreciate Satoru Iwata’s incredible legacyNintendo has announced the passing of its president, 55-year-old Satoru Iwata, who died from cancer on July 11. He joined Nintendo in 2000 as the company’s director
micdotcom: You don’t have to be a gamer to appreciate Satoru Iwata’s incredible legacyNintendo has announced the passing of its president, 55-year-old Satoru Iwata, who died from cancer on July 11. He joined Nintendo in 2000 as the company’s director
