I Don't Really Think Of Things In

Games Are A Trigger For Adults To Again Become Primitive, Primal, As A Way Of Thinking And Remembering. An Adult Is A Child Who Has More Ethics And Morals, That's All. I Am Not Creating A Game. I Am In The Game. The Game Is Not For Children, It Is For Me. It Is For An Adult Who Still Has A Character Of A Child.

What If Everything You See Is More Than What You See--the Person Next To You Is A Warrior And The Space That Appears Empty Is A Secret Door To Another World? What If Something Appears That Shouldn't? You Either Dismiss It, Or You Accept That There Is Much More To The World Than You Think. Perhaps It Is Really A Doorway, And If You Choose To Go Inside, You'll Find Many Unexpected Things.

As Long As I Can Enjoy Something, Other People Can Enjoy It, Too.

Of Course, When It Comes To Japanese Role-playing Games, In Any Role-playing Game In Japan You're Supposed To Collect A Huge Number Of Items, And Magic, And You've Got To Actually Combine Different Items Together To Make Something Really Different.

What I'm Really Excited About Is That Continued Challenge To Create Things That Gamers Of All Experiences Can Play.