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Sudden Illness Sees Miyamoto Miss Nintendo's Financial Briefing, But He's Expected To Make A Quick Recovery
Nintendo legend and creative mastermind Shigeru Miyamoto is almost 74, and while he has taken a step back in recent years, he's still quite active within the Japanese video game company.
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Shigeru Miyamoto, the 74‑year‑old Nintendo legend who remains active despite stepping back in recent years, hosted a pre‑recorded Pikmin Direct last week. He was absent from the Q&A segment of Nintendo’s financial briefing this week. A translation of an official Nintendo document confirms he was sick and unable to attend. The company expects him to make a quick recovery and return to his duties soon.
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