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'There Was Nothing Worse than Thinking About the Virtual Boy' - Nintendo Power's Gail Tilden Wasn't a Fan of the Red-Screened Flop
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"It reminded me of being at the eye doctor". Gail Tilden is a Nintendo legend. She joined the company in 1983, helped launch the NES in North America, and went on to become the editor-in-chief of Nintendo Power, the official in-house magazine. Later in her Nintendo career, she became VP of brand management and helped bring Pokémon to the West. She's just…
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"It reminded me of being at the eye doctor". Gail Tilden is a Nintendo legend. She joined the company in 1983, helped launch the NES in North America, and went on to become the editor-in-chief of Nintendo Power, the official in-house magazine. Later in her Nintendo career, she became VP of brand management and helped bring Pokémon to the West. She's just…
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