“I was chosen to become president after the board thought my plans to solely pursue mobile games was a strong business model,” states Hayakawa, “I never really understood video games since my life has been dictated by the rules of business and profit. I simply looked at the numbers and realized that mobile games were the only real way to make money in this market. I did not realize that there were so many dedicated fans of the products that Konami made in the past.”
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I really don't know what to think of this... from one point of view, it makes sense that a good executive looks at numbers, crunches them, and makes the best decisions. At the same time, a CEO not knowing about his company's legacy is a bit odd.