Nintendo talks about the reversal of the office policies
This comes from a Game Informer interview with Dan Adelman...
"We got rid of that policy because more and more indie developers are telling us they work from home and that they're doing coding there and their artist lives in Nebraska and they do everything over Skype and they meet once every two years. So we are finally able to support that so we updated our policies to reflect that."
"We got rid of that policy because more and more indie developers are telling us they work from home and that they're doing coding there and their artist lives in Nebraska and they do everything over Skype and they meet once every two years. So we are finally able to support that so we updated our policies to reflect that."
Source: GameInformer
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