Wired's Game|Life reports:
"Tell your blog that I'm really a genuinely smiley, nice person. Because people think I'm fake, smiling up there," Nintendo's new executive vice president said in an interview during last week's E3 Media & Business Summit. Dunaway was referring to the company's poorly received E3 press conference days before, in which she served as the lead presenter. Gaming fans watching at home, and even some in-person attendees, thought her exuberant performance sounded like false enthusiasm for the company's lineup of mostly casual games.
Personally, I think Dunaway, a former Yahoo executive who joined Nintendo of America last year, is a convenient scapegoat for angry gamers disappointed by Nintendo's lack of hard-core content. That's a real issue, of course, one we tackled right off the bat in the interview."
Read on for more info on Nintendo's business plans, including:
* Where all the hard-core content is
* Why Nintendo won't be surprising us with last-minute 2008 game announcements
* The official answers on Virtual Console's scaled-back schedule and lack of storage
* What's up with Professor Layton
