In a new interview with Satoru Okada, a former general manager in Nintendo’s Research and Engineering, he talks about how he helped birth the Game Boy as well as how no-one really understood why ...

Satoru Okada: We were thinking about it before we did the Game Boy Color. Yokoi (Gunpei Yokoi) and I created the first Game Boy, with Yokoi handling more of the design and interface aspects. I ...

Satoru Okada, who was General Manager of Nintendo Research & Engineering before he retired in 2012, said in a recent interview with Retro Gamer Magazine that no one on the handheld team liked the ...

Satoru Iwata, Nintendo's president and CEO until his demise in 2015, had come to see Okada to inform him that Hiroshi Yamauchi, Iwata's predecessor, thought IRIS should have two screens.

Longtime Nintendo employee Satoru Okada has reportedly retired. This is according to European Nintendo fan site Nintendo-Online, who claims that author Erik Voskuil confirmed Okada's retirement.

Ever since the first Game Boy released, hardware engineer Satoru Okada wished for a chance to go back and build something better. After Gunpei Yokoi's departure and subsequent death, ...

Satoru Okada, co-developer of the original Game Boy and now a chief designer in the development of the GameBoy Advance recently voiced his thoughts on the new Nintendo handheld to Nintendo Online ...

Satoru Okada—a former Nintendo employee who was the head of R&D1—recently talked with Retro Gamer Magazine and reflected on his time with Nintendo. When discussing the game boy, ...

During his speech on the opening day of the Tokyo Game Show, company president Satoru Iwata has announced that Nintendo will release a wireless multiplayer adapter for the Game Boy Advance in 2004.