Summary
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Nintendo's centenary was not treated as a big problem, reflecting the general attitude of the company.
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The former Nintendo leader guided the company through the transitions.
Most would consider a penny anniversary as an exceptional opportunity, but apparently it wasn't like that Nintendo. A former member of the Nintendo team spoke of the enormous milestone for the company and explained how it was not a moment of celebration.
While Nintendo has made game consoles longer than one of his greatest competitors, Sony and Microsoft, many fans do not realize how many years he has the company. Nintendo was originally founded back in 1889, so his penny anniversary is already long in the past, and it seems that the general attitude of the company has moved dramatically at that moment.

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In an interview with 4Gamer (through Thegamer), the former artist Nintendo Takaya Imamura spoke some of the company's history and how the hundredth anniversary was not treated as something to be enthusiastic about and no one was held celebration. Imamura says that the former company's leader, Hiroshi Yamauchi, was severe and level of level, which encouraged the company's members to remain calm, even when unhappy or happy. It is very different from the public face of Nintendo that fans know today, with Devs and friends of friendly and enthusiastic company over the years such as Shigeru Miyamoto, Reggie Fils-Aime and the deceased Satru Iwata, to name a few.
Nintendo was a strangeness at that moment
Imamura explained that Nintendo was unusual regarding the companies in 1989 in Japan. Japan was still experiencing its era of economic bubbles, in which profit and wealth were both high, leading most of the companies to do everything possible to make people of newly used as happy. However, Nintendo did nothing of this, with Imamura who describes it as a society that has never been taken away. In these days, also relatively minor Nintendo anniversaries are also recognized and celebrated, at least externally to its consumers.
While the former Nintendo leader was apparently very hard, he also led the company through his transition from the production of playing cards to toys, and then to video games over the course of 53 years. Since then Nintendo has seen ups and downs, living an extreme success with the Nintendo DS and Wii systems, followed by the sad failure of the Wii U, and therefore to the incredible rebound with Nintendo Switch. With Nintendo Switch 2 now on the horizon, many wonder if Nintendo will see a further success with the console. There is still a long way to go before Nintendo celebrated 200 years, but it seems easy to imagine that the club will still play games and will probably be much more celebratory than one hundred years earlier.