Interviews

Iwata Thank you all very much. Now then, I’m sure many people out there have the impression that Tecmo’s Team NINJA and Nintendo …
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Mr. Iwata held a massive Q&A during the investor meeting held a few days ago. He talks about absolutely everything concerning Nintendo this year. (No he really doesn’t talk Solar …
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SN: Between the NBA draft, free agency and trades, there has been a lot of movement regarding rosters. EA ran fan voting for NBA Jam rosters, but a lot of …
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Miyamoto on how long the 3DS has been in development/what the process is like behind the scenes…

“Basically the way it works is – once we’ve finalised the design for …
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Because of slow internet connections and crashing youtube I am now just getting to posting up all the video we have taken from E3 2010. Through out the next couple …
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Miyamoto about Nintendo 3DS Sakurai about Kid Icarus Uprising Konno about Nintendo 3DS Konno about Nintendogs + cats Warren Spector about Epic Mickey

Iwata

You can put off getting the difficult ones until you’ve improved a little.

MiyamotoExactly.

You went back and forth over the same course repeatedly and memorized …
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GI: The game draws tracks mostly from Dookie, American Idiot, and 21st Century Breakdown.

TC: Yeah, three albums on one disc, who knew?

GI: Are there songs …
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Part of a Computer and Video Games interview with Mr. Miyamoto:

“This year’s going to be really great for the hardcore Nintendo player, especially with Super Mario Galaxy 2. It’s …
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I had the honor of interviewing Jools Watsham, Co-owner, and art director at Renegade Kid. We talk about everything from their upcoming title Dementium 2 to the newly announced Nintendo 3DS.

Editors Note: The interview was done over skype call, answers may not be word for word from Jools.

Q: Where did the name for Renegade Kid Come From?

A: We wanted a combination of something edgy and playful. Renegade is a great word and rebellious one, and kid is more of a playful thing.

Q: Tell us a little about dementium II?

A: Dementium II is really different in every way. Its great to make a sequel to a game we made in the first placee. Big difference is the visual verity, from the hospital, like in the first one , to a snowy environment. Dementium: The Ward had the same environment, the hospital, we wanted to get away from this in Dementium II. So we added different environments, enemies, weapons. Variety is the big thing we went for. Unlike the first game, you can now jump and crouch and destroy things that  are around in the environment, with some of the weapons. I am really happy with it, no regrets at all. It was a smooth project to work on, and we had fun and squeezed as much in as possible.

Q: How did you accomplish what you needed on the DS?  Any limitations you ran into with the DS?

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Iwata: I see. Uchida-san, how did you come up with the sound for the bubbles?

Uchida: We wanted it to feel different when you’re in a bubble, so …
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A portion of a Nintendo Life interview.

NL: A lot of our readers were curious about your stance on modern games. What are your thoughts on them? Particularly things like …
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Bitmob interview with Nintendo’s Nate Bihldorff…

Bitmob: Why Samus? Relatively few Nintendo characters are made to be “real.” You don’t hear Link talking about Ganondorf or Mario wondering what Bowser …
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Wiitalia: what about the lack of a multiplayer mode?

JV: I really wanted a multiplayer mode for the game, I had many ideas concerning it. One of my favourite …
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