Shuntaro Furukawa
Shuntaro Furukawa is a Japanese businessman who is the president of Nintendo as of 28th June 2018.
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Nintendo’s president says ‘there’s no end in sight to the chip shortage’
The company expects to ship 21 million Switch consoles this fiscal year
Nintendo’s president says it won’t join the games industry acquisition arms race
The platform holder says it's continuing to prioritise organic growth
Nintendo says it’s using Switch’s success to fund a ‘$900m development expansion’
The company will also invest in non-game assets such as movies and is "not dismissing" acquisitions
Nintendo says it’s still working out the concept and launch timing for its next console
Significant details seemingly yet to be finalised, but new hardware is being planned
Nintendo has conceded it won’t be able to meet Switch demand this holiday
“We can’t produce enough to meet the demand we are expecting"
Nintendo’s president on latest Switch Pro reports: ‘We’re constantly developing hardware’
Furukawa asked about hardware plans in shareholder meeting
Despicable Me’s producer has officially joined Nintendo’s board of directors
Illumination CEO Chris Meledandri is also co-producing the upcoming Mario movie
Nintendo says future acquisitions would be driven by ‘tech innovation’
President discusses plans for company’s $9.2 billion cash reserves
Nintendo’s president confirms chip shortages are hampering Switch production
Furukawa says the company is “not able to produce all the products we want to”
Nintendo isn’t interested in ‘just blindly acquiring companies’, says president
Furukawa believes simply increasing the size of Nintendo's teams won't improve its output