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Source: http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3159254What?Quote:
"I could make Halo. It's not that I couldn't design that game. It's just that I choose not to. One thing about my game design is that I never try to look for what people want and then try to make that game design. I always try to create new experiences that are fun to play."
Explain Zelda.Quote:
"I always try to create new experiences that are fun to play."
You bolded the wrong part.
Explain Zelda.Quote:
"I always try to create new experiences that are fun to play."
Brick beat you to it earlier.
But, keep in mind that this is the same company that says things like:
* People aren't interested in games anymore
* People don't want online play
* Wii is cutting edge
* We don't want to overwhelm the consumer with all the features at once
* People think we're not interested in online, and that's just a misunderstanding
* We have a lot of games for the hardcore audience
What a cock.Quote:
You've had great success in your ability to predict what players will find fun to play. Have there been games that you thought would be fun but didn't turn out that way.
Yes, that has definitely happened. In the past we've worked with some outside
development houses on titles likeand Starfox — and let me just say that we were disappointed with the results. Consumers got very excited about the idea of those games, but the games themselves did not deliver.
Too hard for the target audience. Also see: Umbrella Chronicles controls.
I guess he could be talking about the GBA versions. I hope.:noob:Quote:
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: What are some real-world issues that would you consider putting into a game?
SHIGERU MIYAMOTO: I have some ideas. One is that in Japan, there are a lot of trains that have sections reserved for the elderly or pregnant women. Young people in Japan sometimes sit in them, but if people come up and need them, you are supposed to get up. But most of the kids don't! It really upsets me. If I could build a game that somehow made the young people respect their elders... And there is another issue bugging me. In Japan there are a lot of people who freelance or work under the table — people who don't pay any taxes. I look at places in the world where people understand that paying taxes to the government helps society. In Japan there's not that understanding. So [social responsibility] is yet another issue I might address in a game. But I probably sound like an old man when I bring these things up.
So Miyamoto is a pinko too. How shocking.
I declare this thread a quarantined zone for those unhealthily obsessed with Nintendo. Please keep the infection contained to this thread. Thank you.
I hope he means the GBA ones.Quote:
Originally Posted by epmode
Wii is selling better than 360 and PS3.