My Days All Follow Much The Same

I Don't Really Think Of Things In Terms Of Legacy Or Where I Stand In The History Of Nintendo Or Anything Like That.

If We End Up Creating A Gameplay Structure Where It Makes Sense For, Whether It's A Female To Go Rescue A Male Or A Gay Man To Rescue A Lesbian Woman Or A Lesbian Woman To Rescue A Gay Man, We Might Take That Approach.

Our Job As The Game Creators Or Developers - The Programmers, Artists, And Whatnot - Is That We Have To Kind Of Put Ourselves In The User's Shoes. We Try To See What They're Seeing, And Then Make It, And Support What We Think They Might Think.

I Think When You Talk About Competing Against Others, The Problem Is That You Refer To Something That's Been Done Already And Try To Beat It.

For A Long Time At Nintendo We Didn't Focus As Much On Online Play Because For Many Years Doing So Would Have Limited The Size Of The Audience That Could Enjoy Those Features. But Certainly Now We See That So Many People Are Connected To The Internet. It Opens Up A Tremendous Amount Of Possibilities.