Hidegi Comia Omar Alvarez, also known as the “Lucy Bug”, a ex-pr Spanish section Nintendo, As well as suffering from cancer, for sharing a story about him. For those unfamiliar with him, Cameo was one of the founders of Platinum Games, as well as one of the most important figures among Japanese developers. Unfortunately, he is also known for his brutal and often unhappy publications. Not bad when they turn against players who ask stupid questions, but in this case he can use a little more foresight considering the status of the matter.
What is wrong with Alvarez? The man who worked at Nintendo from 2011 to 2018, with only four months left to live, told a podcast that Cameia is not a genius at managing a company, at least not in terms of relationships with the PR. Many years ago, four months before the launch of The Wonderful 101 for Wii U, Cameia wrote a fire email P.R. Europe He doesn’t think Nintendo is showing them enough of the game. The PRs politely replied that he and his studio did not provide preview codes, so there was nothing to show. Cameo delivered a week before launch, and had to go through departmental hoops to reach magazines.
Alvarez said sympathetically that members of Gamia’s team, including himself, were heavy drinkers and that at one point they were once completely destroyed by alcohol. In short, there is nothing that is not already understood or deserves a violent response.
But Kamiya did not take his stories seriously. “Who is this ugly insect that spreads lies about me?“Denying it seemed ugly, but for the poor Alvarez one can only imagine that in the short time he left to live he could not cope with anything other than the crimes of Kamia.
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