Nintendo of America boss Doug Bowser has commented on the ongoing emergence of reports from contract workers discussing employee rights and working conditions.
Writing in an internal email, excerpts of which were posted by Axios, Bowser acknowledged the various reports which have surfaced over the past weeks “about alleged working conditions at Nintendo”.
He continue: “Like many of you, the executive leadership team and I find many of these points troubling, and we are closely reviewing the content.”
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