"we have to be flexible".
Coronavirus has already delayed a handful of video game releases and updates, and as much as Nintendo is pushing onwards with its own projects, there's a real chance some of its future releases and planned content may be postponed.
Speaking to The Washington Post recently (thanks for the heads up,
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Coronavirus has already delayed a handful of video game releases and updates, and as much as Nintendo is pushing onwards with its own projects, there's a real chance some of its future releases and planned content may be postponed.
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director Aya Kyogoku reiterated how the team in Japan was dealing as best as it could with the current hurdles, and development on post-launch content was still going. In saying this, development may have to be flexible:Read the
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