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Shigeru Miyamoto talks a little bit about a few games that are very early in development at Nintendo.  Project Giant Robot and Project Guard are two of the projects under …
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Nintendo’s very own Shigeru Miyamoto talks about Nintendo’s future plans, including the new IP that he has been working on.  In a translation, by Kotaku‘s Toshi Nakamura, of the latest issue of Famitsu, Miyamoto …
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Legendary video game creator, Shigeru Miyamoto, is helping create several Pikmin CG shorts to help promote the up and coming release of Pikmin 3.

“We were working on several Pikmin …
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There are many features that come packed in a new Wii U.  Some were ready when the Wii U initially released such as Wii U Chat.  Others like Nintendo TVii …
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In this photo provided by Nintendo of America, legendary video game designer Shigeru Miyamoto settles behind the wheel of a life-size Mario Kart at the Westfield …
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Shigeru Miyamoto, the man behind such gaming icons like Zelda, Mario, and Donkey Kong, will be leaving his position at Nintendo. This may come across as sad …
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Today, November 16, the creator of Mario, Donkey Kong, Zelda, and so much more, turns 59. It doesn’t matter if you are a Nintendo fan our not, …
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On behalf of Pure Nintendo, I would like to wish Mr. Miyamoto a happy birthday. Here’s to 58 more years!

HOLLYWOOD, Calif., Jan. 15 /PRNewswire/ — The four recipients of the annual Jim Henson Honors were announced today by Brian Henson and Lisa Henson, co-CEOs of The Jim Henson Company. Established in 2005, the awards program acknowledges organizations, individuals or products that reflect the core values and philosophy of the legendary Jim Henson and the company he founded. Criteria used in the evaluation process include: a commitment to creativity, innovative applications of art and technology, and inspiration of others.

THE FOUR JIM HENSON HONOREES ARE:

The Jim Henson Celebration Honor – Shigeru Miyamoto, General Manager, Nintendo Entertainment

The Jim Henson Community Honor – The Center for Puppetry Arts Distance Learning Center, a Non-Profit Arts Organization

The Jim Henson Creativity Honor – Shepard Fairey, Artist

The Jim Henson Technology Honor – Spore, Video Game

“The recipients of this year’s Jim Henson Honors demonstrate true creativity and commitment to innovation,” said Brian Henson. “They have raised the bar in their respective fields, from Shigeru Miyamoto’s ground-breaking work fusing entertainment and technology at Nintendo, to the Center for Puppetry Arts’ dedication to enriching lives through arts education, this year’s honorees, who so strongly reflect the traditions of The Jim Henson Company.”

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An interesting patent has shown up on the United States patent board, and it has Mr. Miyamoto’s name all over it. The rumor is that its a Zelda game, but …
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September 18, 2008 – Washington, DC – Shigeru Miyamoto, senior managing director of Nintendo Co., Ltd., will be receiving the 2009 ESA Champion Award at the annual “Nite to Unite for Kids” dinner, sponsored by the ESA Foundation, the Entertainment Software Association’s charitable arm. “Nite to Unite for Kids” is the computer and video game industry’s premiere fundraising event, benefiting children’s charities across America.

“Miyamoto-san truly has defined video games as we know them today,” said Michael D. Gallagher, president and CEO of the ESA, which represents U.S. computer and video game publishers. “With his remarkable creativity and passion for fun, family entertainment, Miyamoto-san and his team at Nintendo have produced many iconic games that appeal to audiences of all ages.”

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Yes, today is every Nintendo’s fan boys heroes birthday. Mr. Miyamoto turns the young age of 55 today. On behalf of Niwifi.net, we would like to wish …
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Iwata: For this last instalment, I’ll be interviewing (Shigeru) Miyamoto-san, the creator of Mario and the person in charge of the game design for Super Mario Galaxy.

Miyamoto: Thank …
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Do you think the success of the Wii–an interactive system that emphasizes physical activity–will change the gaming culture? —Will Chung, TAIPEI I hope that in 10 …
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