Reggie on leaks and third-party relations
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A couple of outlets had the chance to interview Reggie Fils-Aimé during E3. One of them was IGN; below are a couple of quotes from him.
Here’s what Reggie had to say on leaks:
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Video: Reggie on Fortnite’s early success on Switch, Sony cross-play controversy, streaming apps
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Earlier today, Fox Business spoke with Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime for an interview. Topics discussed include how Fortnite is doing well on Switch thus far, the controversy that has ensued with Sony over cross-play, and streaming apps. Listen to what Reggie shared below.
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Video: Reggie and Bill Trinen battle it out in Mario Tennis Aces
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To close out E3 2018, Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime and Bill Trinen went head-to-head in Mario Tennis Aces. Nintendo streamed the match on its Periscope account. It’s not the best quality, but you can watch it below.
— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) June 14, 2018
Reggie: Nintendo has more to show in the weeks/months ahead, talks lootboxes, stock dropping, eSports
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Reggie weighs in on Metroid Prime 4’s E3 2018 absence, not wanting to repeatedly tease fans
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Reggie says Switch ports likely to arrive much sooner starting end of this year / next year
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More third-party ports for Switch were announced at E3 this week. Fortnite was the big one, but a game like Dragon Ball FighterZ is also notable.
The only downside is that Switch owners have had to wait longer for ports, as titles have been coming out later on the platform compared to the initial debuts on other systems. However, Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime believes this will change starting in 2019.
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Reggie on Nintendo embracing cross-platform play
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Reggie on Switch’s initial potential, supply, Nintendo Switch Online to provide “robust online experience”
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This month’s issue of Game Informer features a new interview with Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime. Though Reggie didn’t share any mindblowing comments, there were a few interesting remarks along the way.
Game Informer started out by asking about Switch’s early potential and when he knew the system would be a game-changer. In response, Reggie explained:
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Happy 57th birthday, Reggie
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Nintendo’s big North American executive is celebrating his birthday today. Reggie Fils-Aime, born on March 25, 1961, is now 57 years old.
2018 will mark Reggie’s 15th year at Nintendo. He joined the company at the end of 2003, but really made his presence known at E3 2004 with the following introduction:
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Reggie says Nintendo Labo isn’t intended to be an answer to VR
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If you only watched the first couple of seconds of this week’s Nintendo Labo trailer, you might get the impression that Nintendo is trying to do something with VR. It could remind you of something like Google Cardboard. But as the trailer progresses, you’ll quickly realize that Nintendo is going for something that’s rather different.
Nintendo Labo also isn’t intended to be an answer to VR. That’s according to Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime, who spoke with Toronto Sun about the new initiative.
