Wii U hits Japan Dec. 8, starting at about $337 | Ars Technica
Satoru Iwata's Wii reveal at TGS 2005 lead to him being banned from presenting keynotes ever again | The GoNintendo Archives | GoNintendo
Nintendeal on Twitter: "Fun fact: in 2005 Satoru Iwata, then President of Nintendo, revealed the Wii Remote during a keynote speech at the Tokyo Game Show to the surprise of everyone... including
Nintendo's Satoru Iwata dies at 55; under him, Wii created hordes of new gamers - Los Angeles Times
Nintendo President Talks Wii U Growth, Smartphone Games - GameRevolution
Iwata feels sales of the Wii U have been steady - NintendoToday
Nintendo chief Satoru Iwata dies | Engadget
Remember when Satoru Iwata cut his salary by 50% for 5 months due to the commercial failure of the Wii U, instead of firing people...these companies should take note. : r/gaming
TodoNintendoS on Twitter: "RANDOM NINTENDO FACT #881 In 2011 and in 2014, due to the poor initial sales of the 3DS and the Wii U, respectively, Nintendo's former president Satoru Iwata cut
Satoru Iwata Quote: “With the DS and Wii, following the titles that were released at launch, the momentum dropped when there was a gap in sof...”
Iwata says "Wii U is not over yet", more unannounced games on the way
The triumphs of Nintendo's Satoru Iwata: from programmer to president | VentureBeat
Nintendo's CEO Will Halve His Pay After Profits Drop
Satoru Iwata Says That Wii U is "Selling Steadily" | Nintendo Life
Satoru Iwata Reveals Minimum Wii U Price - My Nintendo News
Nintendo boss Iwata, the brains behind the Wii, dies age 55
Satoru Iwata, the genius behind the Nintendo Wii, is dead - SiliconANGLE
Satoru Iwata | Nintendo | Fandom
Ex-Tokyo Game Show organizer provides insight on why Satoru Iwata was banned from speaking at event - Nintendo Wire
Satoru Iwata | Zeldapedia | Fandom
Nintendo President Satoru Iwata shows off the Nintendo "Wii" and its wireless game controllers at the 2006 Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles May 10, 2006. The "Wii" controller permits users to
Iwata: Wii U unites divided gaming world - CNN.com
