Programming Is All About Numbers.

Of Course, I Would Like To Know What [sony And Microsoft] Do With Their Machines, But There Is No Game That I Feel The Need To Go See. So Far, From What I’ve Seen On The Show This Year, There Does Not Seem To Be Any Games That I Would Like To Have Created Myself.

Throughout The Zelda Series I've Always Tried To Make Players Feel Like They Are In A Kind Of Miniature Garden. So, This Time Also, My Challenge Was How To Make People Feel Comfortable And Sometimes Very Scared At The Same Time. That Is The Big Challenge.

When I'm Working On Games I Don't Think Necessarily About What The End Benefit Of The Game Is Going To Be. Typically I'm Trying To Think Of: "what Can I Do That Is Going To Find New Ways To Entertain And Surprise People."

Up Until Now, The Biggest Question In Society About Video Games Has Been What To Do About Violent Games. But It's Almost Like Society In General Considers Video Games To Be Something Of A Nuisance, That They Want To Toss Into The Garbage Can.

Well, For Over A Year Now At My Desk, A Prototype Program Of Luigi And Mario Has Been Running On My Monitor. We've Been Thinking About The Game, And It May Be Something That Could Work On A Completely New Game System.