We are here today to tell you, find people, about the unsung heroes at Nintendo of America.

You guys know the people, the people that you know.

Maybe you're, and it's a dwindling number. Maybe you're thinking Doug Bowser, forget him. Maybe you're thinking Bill Trinnan. Forget about him. After that, it starts to get a little iffy these days. Yeah. It's a little cloudy, right? We want to share with you some people who are a little bit behind the scenes, but are doing like really big and important things.

And I've actually done things that are like historically important to the company and to the

video game industry.

I think not only historically important, there's a segment of people there, but also people

that are sort of, they have the future of Nintendo in their hands as well.

So what they're doing, what they're working on, the stuff that they're pushing will probably

determine what Nintendo in the coming years will be like.

And it's probably people that you guys don't know.

Sounds so dramatic.

Dun, done, done, done.

It's life or death? Well, isn't it, though? I mean, I can just, I'm just here as a spectator now. But these are all people that we worked with. These were people that we called co-workers. Yes, and friends. For, you know, over a dozen years or more. So, yeah, we want to share them with you today. Yes, that's going to be very fun.

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You guys are the only reason we can keep doing this wonderful thing.

When we say we're fan funded, crowdfunded, whatever term you want to use, that means that's it.

Exactly.

You know?

I don't have, you know, the bank of Japan wiring me money twice a month, okay?

We don't have like investors.

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