Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto Has No Plans to Retire, Focuses on Future of Company

The Legendary Game Designer Continues to Shape Nintendo's Ventures in Gaming, Film, and Theme Parks

Shigeru Miyamoto, the creator of iconic Nintendo franchises like Mario and Zelda, has no plans to retire and is instead thinking about the future of Nintendo after his death.
Miyamoto has been with Nintendo for over 45 years and has played a key role in shaping the video game industry.
Despite his age, Miyamoto is still actively involved in finding unique opportunities for Nintendo, including their ventures into the film industry and theme parks.
Miyamoto has expressed gratitude for the energy around the franchises he has created and hopes that the teams he works with will remember him as their creator.
Other legendary game designers, like Hideo Kojima, have also expressed a desire to continue creating over retiring.