If you never got around to reading Ask Iwata or just want an excuse to revisit it, VIZ Media has announced it's releasing an English paperback version in Summer 2026. This book, edited by Hobonichi, ...

Tomoki Iwata has no idea why he was so prolific in his first season at Birmingham City. Japanese midfield maestro Iwata scored eight goals across all competitions for Blues in their record-breaking ...

Nintendo president and CEO Satoru Iwata, who ran the Japanese video game publisher during one of its most successful periods, died at 55, the company revealed in a statement Sunday. Iwata died on July ...

Birmingham City midfielder Tomoki Iwata scored an FA Cup wondergoal against Newcastle United - only minutes after inflicting costly damage on a piece of pitchside equipment. Magpies man Bruno ...

The last episode of Masahiro Sakurai on Creating Games is coming next week, but Sakurai put out a special Grab Bag episode to cap off that category of his videos today. The subject is a precious one: ...

Tomoki Iwata has set his sights firmly on reaching the Premier League with Birmingham City. Japanese midfielder Iwata, who has won four caps for his country, joined Blues from Celtic at the end of the ...

Steven Porfiri has been playing video games and watching other people play video games since time immemorial (The late 90s). He really likes writing and discussing video games and gaming culture, but ...

Beloved former President of Nintendo Satoru Iwata said many profound and memorable things throughout his career, but thanks to a reuploaded and remastered Kikizo interview from E3 2004, we have even ...

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"On my business card, I am a corporate president. In my mind, I am a game developer. But in my heart, I am a gamer." - Satoru Iwata Satoru Iwata was the president and CEO of Nintendo for over a decade ...

Iwata, who served as Nintendo’s president and CEO from 2002 up until his death in 2015, transformed video games culture by putting accessibility, patience and empathy at the heart of all he did. The ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Ollie Barder covers Japanese pop-culture and gaming from Tokyo. When Satoru Iwata died back in 2015, it left not only Nintendo ...