R.I.P. Satoru Iwata, Nintendo CEO; Your fondest Nintendo memory?

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R.I.P. Satoru Iwata, Nintendo CEO; Your fondest Nintendo memory?

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Post by MrSetharoo » Mon Jul 13, 2015 3:33 am

So for those of you who don't know the CEO of Nintendo has passed away Saturday July 11th. He died due to health complications caused by a bile duct growth.

One of the many legends to those of us who had sibling rivalries in Mario Kart, those of us who enjoyed competition in Smash, and those of us who spent weekends off from school to beat those one parts in Mario games.

In memory of the late Iwata I'd like to ask you guys your fondest Nintendo Memories.
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Post by Lord Smash » Mon Jul 13, 2015 3:50 am

(Crosspost from the Zdoom Forums,because reasons)
First Monty Oum,then Leonard Nimoy,Robin Williams and now him.

I tend to be indifferent when it comes to things like this,but after reading the news,and pretty much everything on /v/ right now,i lost it.

RIP in pepper Iwata :sad: .

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Post by MrSetharoo » Mon Jul 13, 2015 3:54 am

Lord Smash wrote: (Crosspost from the Zdoom Forums,because reasons)
First Monty Oum,then Leonard Nimoy,Robin Williams and now him.

I tend to be indifferent when it comes to things like this,but after reading the news,and pretty much everything on /v/ right now,i lost it.

RIP in pepper Iwata :sad: .
I know it sounds silly but I cried as well when I read the news, no ones body was ready for this.

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Post by Slim » Mon Jul 13, 2015 5:20 am

Man, this is very out of left field, and it's shocking.

Man, even though I was born in the N64 era, my first experience was playing Super Mario All-Stars with my granddad. And from that point on, Nintendo was a part of my younger life ( besides school, and other things ). Later on I had moved to the N64 (SNES lost it's power cord, and thus, severing my reconnection with SNES until I discovered emulators later on), played many great games there (Zelda, Goldeneye, Banjo-Tooie, nostalgia.), then sometime on Chirstmas 2002 IIRC, that cube-ass Gamecube stepped in, and I had tons of fun playing Mario Sunshine, Luigi's Mansion, Wind Waker, and of course Super Smash Bros Melee. And who can forget the GBA nostalgia I had? So many fun times, I even was one of those kids who had link cables to the Gamecube, so Four Swords was fun. I could go on, but I'd need to recollect more.
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Post by MrSetharoo » Mon Jul 13, 2015 5:34 am

My fondest Memory had to being being completely obliterated by my late grandmother, even in the last years of her life when I was in high school, in original Nintendo games like Dr. Mario, Duck hunt, and Mario Bros. Arcade port.

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Post by IdeIdoom » Mon Jul 13, 2015 6:46 am

Mario Party, Luigi's Salty Mines with my friends.


In actuality, my fondest memory I've had with Nintendo was with some games I had on NES (my only owned console so far, and it was taken away to sell it) which were Duck Hunt, Excitebike and some more I don't remember. I wasn't a Nintendo kid unfortunately, just a PC kid 'cause we didn't have enough money for any console during my younger self.
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Post by Untitled » Mon Jul 13, 2015 5:04 pm

Not a Nintendo memory, but I have to say, I am kind of sad that the man who single-handedly made Earthbound functional in English and managed to squeeze the Kanto region in Pokemon Gold and Silver passed away.

He may not have been up-front about it, but Satoru Iwata was kind of a programming genius.
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Post by Ascertabus » Tue Jul 14, 2015 6:50 pm

Iwata took a heavy pay cut instead of laying off people in the bottom rung of Nintendo's company. How many people do you think would actually do that?
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Post by MrSetharoo » Tue Jul 14, 2015 8:39 pm

Ascertabus wrote: Iwata took a heavy pay cut instead of laying off people in the bottom rung of Nintendo's company. How many people do you think would actually do that?
Nobody that generous deserves to die from cancer.
Damn it.
There are few but fewer than that who are CEO of a big international company. He came in from the right side of being a worker first so he knew first hand.

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