President Satoru Iwata came to see me ... Shmuplations also translated an interview from a few years back with Okada. It’s also worth a read, not least for his take on the future of consoles ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Satoru Okada, who was General Manager of Nintendo Research & Engineering before he retired in 2012, said in a recent interview with Retro Gamer ...

Satoru Okada, Nintendo's former general manager for Research and Engineering, discussed his many involvements with various hardware during his 40-year stint at the company in a recent interview ...

Yokoi teamed up with his partner, the often overshadowed Satoru Okada. In 1986, Okada had directed both Metroid and Kid Icarus under Yokoi, and the two would have a long and fruitful partnership ...

Longtime Nintendo employee Satoru Okada has reportedly retired. This is according to European Nintendo fan site Nintendo-Online, who claims that author Erik Voskuil confirmed Okada's retirement.

Satoru Okada, co-developer of the original Game Boy and now a chief designer in the development of the GameBoy Advance recently voiced his thoughts on the new Nintendo handheld to Nintendo Online ...

Modified by ideas from Yokoi’s subordinate, Satoru Okada, whose own destiny was to oversee huge stretches of Nintendo’s portable dominance over the next few decades, the system was released in ...

This is one of the most important solutions for portable gaming," said Satoru Okada, general manager of Nintendo's research and engineering department. "Furthermore, Motorola's wireless experience ...

He then worked with Satoru Okada and the Nintendo Research & Development team to refine the idea, which was patented in the United States on September 24, 1985. Entitled “Hand-Held Game ...

The second, helmed by Satoru Okada, featured an angel named Pit on a quest to save his beloved goddess. Created by nearly identical development teams and utilizing the same game engine ...