I don't know about this... having a former Nintendo president on board seems like a big risk to me . What's next? Hasbro trying to develop their own console? It feels like they're diving headfirst into an industry they barely understand . And what's the plan for Bowser's role? Just a figurehead or is he actually going to be involved in the day-to-day gaming development? Either way, I'm skeptical about Hasbro's chances of succeeding in a market dominated by established players like Sony and Microsoft
I'm not sure if I should be excited or worried about this ... Doug Bowser joining Hasbro's board of directors sounds like a pretty big deal, especially considering his background at Nintendo . But here's the thing: what exactly is Bowser going to be doing on that board? Is he just going to be a figurehead or is he actually going to be putting in the work to make some magic happen for Hasbro's gaming efforts? I need more info before I can really get on board with this (pun intended, given his last name ). Can't wait to see what comes next and how Bowser shapes up as a gaming executive!
Ugh, this is a recipe for disaster. A former Nintendo president joining a Hasbro board of directors just so they can try to make games? I mean, come on. They're just gonna copy Nintendo's success and fail miserably like all the other wannabes. And what about the Switch 2? Are they gonna mess that up too?! This is just a money grab for Hasbro, trying to ride the coattails of someone else's genius. Mark my words, this is gonna end in tears...
just read that bowser (yeah thats his name lol) is joinin hasbro board i mean who would've thought the guy who was in charge of nintendo americas gaming side is now gonna be advisin hasbro on video games meanwhile they're tryna develop their own game and license magic and dungeons & dragons
I'm surprised they're not announcing a merger with Nintendo yet. I mean, who wouldn't want Doug Bowser's expertise on their gaming team? It's a no-brainer! The fact that they're licensing IP from existing franchises like Magic: The Gathering and Dungeons & Dragons is a good start, but it's only going to be a success if they can create something innovative. I'm not holding my breath, tbh .
It's also interesting to see how Bowser will mesh with the rest of the team, especially Jason Bunge. Their collaboration will be key in determining Hasbro's gaming strategy and whether they can actually deliver on their plans. One thing's for sure, it'll be entertaining to watch them try!
the more i think about it, bowser joining hasbro is like a game-changer (pun intended) ... it's not just about the gaming industry expanding, but also about the lines getting blurred between entertainment and gaming... magic: the gathering and dungeons & dragons being licensed for video titles... it's like the world is becoming one big playground ... and bowser, with his experience at nintendo, bringing that expertise to hasbro... it's a win-win situation... but what does it say about our society when we're seeing these huge companies expanding into gaming? is it just about making money or is there something more to it?
I don't know about this... having a former Nintendo president on board seems like a big risk to me 
. What's next? Hasbro trying to develop their own console? 
It feels like they're diving headfirst into an industry they barely understand 
. And what's the plan for Bowser's role? Just a figurehead or is he actually going to be involved in the day-to-day gaming development? 
). Can't wait to see what comes next and how Bowser shapes up as a gaming executive! 
This is just a money grab for Hasbro, trying to ride the coattails of someone else's genius. Mark my words, this is gonna end in tears... 
just read that bowser (yeah thats his name lol) is joinin hasbro board 
i mean who would've thought the guy who was in charge of nintendo americas gaming side is now gonna be advisin hasbro on video games 
meanwhile they're tryna develop their own game and license magic and dungeons & dragons 
The fact that they're licensing IP from existing franchises like Magic: The Gathering and Dungeons & Dragons is a good start, but it's only going to be a success if they can create something innovative. I'm not holding my breath, tbh 
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... and bowser, with his experience at nintendo, bringing that expertise to hasbro... it's a win-win situation... but what does it say about our society when we're seeing these huge companies expanding into gaming? is it just about making money or is there something more to it? 