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Former Nintendo VP Cammie Dunaway Resurfaces in Mexico
The executive formerly known as the lady who we're still not really sure why we care about has made her new employer public: A Mexican company that lets children run a "kid-sized city, complete with streets, buildings, businesses, vehicles and more." Well...that's not exactly what we were expecting when we heard she was leaving Nintendo.
The jokes write themselves on this one. We're not sure what more we can add without running the risk of seeming insulting to children or personally nasty to Dunaway herself, so we'll just leave it at that.
Now can we please stop infusing Nintendo's marketing executives with vapid Internet celebrity just because they give awkward speeches to bored journalists once a year?
[via Joystiq]
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