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Not to be confused with Satoru Iwata.| Satoru Shibata | |
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| Born | (-09-04)September 4, Expression error: Unexpected > operator Japan |
| Occupation(s) | President, Nintendo of Europe |
| Spouse(s) | Wife, name unknown |
Satoru Shibata (柴田 聡, Shibata Satoru) is the current president of Nintendo of Europe. When Shigeru Ota left Nintendo of Europe, Shibata was named his successor in August 2000. Shibata was formerly the president of Nintendo Australia.
Shibata has appeared at several presentations including the Nintendo Show, the Nintendo DS event in Paris, the Nintendo of Europe Wii event in September 2006, the European Nintendo 3DS press conference in Amsterdam in January 2011, and at Gamescom 2011. He has also promoted several games through interaction with celebrities, such as playing Wii Sports tennis with Tim Henman and Greg Rusedski, and singing "Call Me Maybe" for Carly Rae Jepsen. He has also gained attention for various other actions, including a fashion show for New Style Boutique and cosplaying as Phoenix Wright.
Starting in 2012, Shibata hosts the European editions of Nintendo Direct, and has often appeared alongside Nintendo's global president, Satoru Iwata. Before the first European Nintendo Direct aired, Shibata had very seldom appeared in public due to his shyness; however, he gained greater exposure following his appearances in those presentations, as well as in letters sent to Nintendo 3DS owners in Nintendo Letter Box.
References
- "Tomodachi Life Direct-Präsentation - 10.04.2014". Nintendo. Retrieved 10 April 2014.
- ^ "Satoru Shibata". N-Sider. Retrieved 1 October 2013.
- ^ Koopman, Daan (22 April 2013). "Call from EU: One Year with Satoru Shibata". Nintendo World Report. Retrieved 1 October 2013.
- ^ Shibata, Satoru (21 December 2012). "Christmas greetings from Satoru Shibata!". Nintendo. Retrieved 1 October 2013.
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