Nintendo Supports Diversity; Says It Will Always Be Important To The Company

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"It's Important For Talent To Be Diverse"

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  • Nintendo recently discussed the importance of diversity.
  • Doug Bowser states that diverse talent helps the company reach a bigger audience.
  • This focus has been in place for many years and will remain an important part of Nintendo’s future.

Nintendo’s recent marketing push for the Switch 2 has revealed plenty of information regarding the gaming giant’s approach to the industry. The company continues to stay firm on its focus on creativity and innovation, offering new features like mouse controls in the Switch 2’s Joy-Cons.

Nintendo’s pursuit of quality requires the gaming giant to work with talented developers. The company also believes that this talent should be diverse so as to meet the needs of a huge player base.

Why it matters: Diversity has been a controversial subject in gaming recently, with many games aimed at a huge audience failing to stand out despite big budgets and long development cycles.

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Nintendo of America’s president, Doug Bowser, shared his thoughts on diversity recently. He emphasized that the company has been hiring diverse people for a long time.

Although various companies have recently been pushing to reduce diversity, Nintendo plans to continue with its current approach. Doug Bowser also stated that the gaming giant’s focus on diversity has been ongoing since before the “DEI” term gained popularity.

He believes talent needs to be diverse because different experiences and backgrounds add more value to the company. As the president states, this focus allows Nintendo to connect with a broader player base.

We believe it’s important for talent to be diverse. This is something that’s been in place for years.

-Doug Bowser

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Unlike Nintendo, companies like Square Enix and Amazon have stepped away from major DEI initiatives.

However, Nintendo’s approach to diversity also appears to be more balanced than that of most other companies. Perhaps this is why the gaming giant has found incredible success in recent years.

What are your thoughts on Doug Bowser’s statement? Let’s discuss in the comments and on the Tech4Gamers Forums.

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