My source informed me that it was ok to reveal that they are an Employee that works for Nintendo of America’s Marketing. This is safe to reveal since Nintendo of America is made up of mostly either marketing or corporate positions.
Nintendo as a company is designed in a way that nobody knows the entire picture of what Nintendo is working besides the few people in upper positions, so any leaker that says they have a Nintendo "source" and seems to be saying everything Nintendo fans want to hear should be a dead giveaway as fake. The people in a position to know NX details are not automatically going to know about different games in development (Strong NDA?), developers really are the only ones that know what they are making, and Nintendo marketing only works with a few projects at a time with marketing budgets usually refer to codenames to keep projects secret.
The proof shown to me was an internal US marketing budget and scheduling overview for 2016 focusing on Wii U and 3DS.
Nintendo NX Launch games for 2016 besides Zelda NX and marketing focus remain hidden for now
Wii U $34.5 million marketing budget for 2016 total – Zelda Wii U has $10 million with the possibility of the funding being switched to Zelda NX version depending on launch timing in 2016.
3DS $56.25 million marketing budget for 2016 total
3DS release list 2016:
Spring-Early Summer
Mario and Sonic Rio 2016
Nintendo Selects Wave 1
Hyrule Warriors Legends
Disney Art Academy
Bravely Second
Code Name: “Caviar F” (casual friendly smaller budget game)
Metroid Prime: Federation Force
Summer
Code name: “Torte City” big budget unannounced game for all gamers core/all ages
Dragon Quest VII
Code name: “Cadillac” (casual friendly smaller budget game late summer)
Fall-Holiday
3DS Hardware Price Cut
Code name: “N-Stars” big budget game for all ages
Nintendo Selects Wave 2
Code name: “DMW2” possibly Disney Magical World 2
Dragon Quest VIII
Pokémon 20th Anniversary game “Niji” Japanese translation: “Rainbow”
Just to be clear, the only evidence you have is a marketing budget and a release list? In terms of verification that is. Because I mean, people can just make that crap up. You need actual verification that said person is a employee at Nintendo. That means that yes, you probably will know exactly who it is and cna confirm through linked in and other channels that they work at Nintendo - plus they would need to provide evidence that they are who they say they are.
If all they did was give you some papers that have a budget and game listing - how can you know that's not made up? Do you know how many "fake e3 game" listing crop up every year? It's happened so often that folks made a generator for it.
I am not saying you're wrong, but I mean... neither of those things confirm they work at Nintendo unless you can confirm the authenticity of the documents, and the only people that can do that work inside Nintendo - UNLESS he also in addition provided more stuff that showed who exactly he is and not just him saying he is someone, but proving it via staff profiles, public listings, and probably a picture of themselves holding up a drivers license, etc.
Like, I want to believe you but please tell me that's not all the verification you have. I can easily falsify such documents right now.