Players Are Artists Who Create Their Own

I'm Very Impressed That There Are So Many Fans - Not Just In Japan, But Here In America - That Are Fond Of The Work That I've Done. I'm Actually Kind Of Embarrassed By It All.

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.

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.

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.

When We're Doing An Action Game, We Make The Second Level First. We Begin Making Level 1 Once Everything Else Is Completed.