According to the latest news from the Kotaku front, which is known for its proximity to Nintendo, the Japanese company has closed two of its few offices in North America. Accordingly, the company California and TorontoIt closed two offices in , laying off more than 100 employees.
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The development was confirmed by Nintendo’s statement
Although it is a very popular company worldwide, Nintendo’s general fan base is in the Japanese and Asian markets, and they generally position their offices in this region. According to the news from Kotaku, the companyterminated two of its rare studios outside of Asia, laying off employees.
The news from the Kotaku front during the day was also confirmed by Nintendo America and it became official that the studios would be closed. Nintendo in the new era Other smaller studios in Toronto stated that they will be transferred to different centers. Various managers appointed to different positions of the company in the new period were also announced. However, the company refrained from giving detailed information about its decision.
Here is the statement from the Nintendo front:
Nintendo of America is headquartered in Redmond, WA and Vancouver, BC. We are relocating most of our people and operations to these centers, and over time we will also close smaller offices in Toronto, ON and Redwood City, CA.
Devon Pritchard, Nintendo of America (NOA) Vice President of Business and Publisher Relations, will take over the interim management of the Sales, Marketing and Communications department following Nick Chavez’s departure. Ms. Pritchard will oversee the strategy and execution of sales, marketing and communications throughout the US and Canada.
Nintendo America
After the announcement, it is stated that Nintendo employees at both studios were disappointed. So what do you think about this development? Do not forget to share your views with us in the tired section.