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Nintendo of America President Doug Bowser has unexpectedly stepped down from his position, only a few short months after the Switch 2's release.

Nintendo of America president and chief operating officer Doug Bowser will retire at the end of the year after more than a decade in leadership positions at the company.

Doug Bowser, president and chief operating officer of Nintendo of America, announced this week that he will be retiring as of Dec. 31.

Nintendo of America Inc. (NOA) today announced that Doug Bowser will retire as President and Chief Operating Officer on December 31, 2025, after more than a decade in multiple leadership positions. He ...

He’s stepping down at the end of the year and will be replaced by Devon Pritchard.

Nintendo of America President, Doug Bowser, has announced his retirement from the role after six years, revealing Devon ...

Bowser first joined Nintendo in 2015 as Vice President of Sales and Marketing, before replacing long-time President Reggie ...

Doug Bowser retires as Nintendo welcomes first female president of a Nintendo branch in company's 136 year history.

Doug Bowser is retiring after serving Nintendo of America for more than a decade.The 60-year-old will be succeeded by Devon Pritchard.

Nintendo of America president and chief operating officer Doug Bowser will retire Dec. 31 after more than a decade at the ...

Doug Bowser will be succeeded by Devon Pritchard, a 19-year veteran of the video game industry and longtime member of Nintendo of America’s leadership team.