The full English translation of the QundA summary from Nintendo's 80th Annual General Meeting of Shareholders has been officially released. Check out what Nintendo had to say in response to questions about their mobile business, supply shortage, the Joy-Con drift lawsuit, COVID-19 measures, focus on fun rather than hardware performance, and much more!

Q: Since it currently costs nearly 5 million yen to purchase one minimum trading unit of Nintendo's stock, making it difficult to invest, we would like you to consider splitting your stock. In addition, what is your stance on the fact that Nintendo is not yet included in the Nikkei225 Index"

Shuntaro Furukawa (Representative Director and President: "We are aware that reducing the stock trading unit cost is one effective measure to expand our investor base and enhance stock liquidity. On the other hand, shareholders are currently divided on whether to implement this measure. Therefore, we will take into overall consideration the direction of the stock market going forward and Nintendo's share price and liquidity, among other factors, to carefully evaluate from various perspectives the feasibility of a stock trading unit reduction.As far as inclusion in the Nikkei Index, this decision is made by parties outside of Nintendo, so we do not feel that Nintendo has anything to say on the issue."
Q2: Nintendo Switch is in short supply due to the huge success of Animal Crossing: New Horizons. I fee...