Programming Is All About Numbers.

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

I Don't Think As A Creator That I Could Create An Experience That Truly Feels Interactive If You Don't Have Something To Hold In Your Hand, If You Don't Have Something Like Force Feedback That You Can Feel From The Controller.

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.

Fortunately, Because Of The Spread Of Smart Devices, People Take Games For Granted Now. It's A Good Thing For Us, Because We Do Not Have To Worry About Making Games Something That Are Relevant To General People's Daily Lives.

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