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Shigeru Miyamoto has stated that the development team are wrapping things up on Super Mario Galaxy 2. Around Azeroth: The Watching Well, that's something. Looks like someone on Sylvanas-EU organized quite the event the other day. Full Article at Skewed & Reviewed
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Nintendo's top execs have confirmed the company is looking at moving into high-definition gaming, suggesting such a shift is inevitable. "We probably cannot swim against the tide," said Shigeru Miyamoto, speaking during a recent press conference. Full Article at Eurogamer
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TOKYO - APRIL 09: Nintendo Co. , Ltd President Satoru Iwata and software creator Shigeru Miyamoto hold the company's DSi during the press conference at the Foreign Correspondents' Club in Japan on April 9, 2009 in Tokyo, Japan. View Photo »
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Regarding the question of SD or HD, it must depend on each software ... For example, we have to ask ourselves if HD is really necessary to develop Wii Fit. Won't HD be better for the games like Pikmin? The developers should choose the most appropriate graphical format depending on the software they make...
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Shigeru Miyamoto has discussed the next console Zelda title, touching on the game's graphics and creativity. What Game Made You Cry The Most? Full Article at Skewed & Reviewed
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We may not know much about the next Legend of Zelda title, but thanks to Shigeru Miyamoto we know that it will take advantage of the Wii MotionPlus to properly mimic swordplay. Full Article at The Escapist
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During a recent Q&A session held in Tokyo, Japan, Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto confirmed that the next Wii-developed game in the Zelda series will use the company's new MotionPlus sensor device. Full Article at GameSpy
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(FILES) File Photo taken April 9, 2009 shows Nintendo games developer Shigeru Miyamoto (R), known for his work on Super Mario, Zelda and many of Nintendo's popular games, in Tokyo. View Photo »
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With both the Wii remote itself and Wii Motion Plus, what we've been able to do is introduce an interface that is both I think appealing and at the right price for a broad audience ... And while we don't have any concrete plans for what we'll be doing with hardware in the future, what I can say is that,...
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Shigeru Miyamoto has said that the next Legend of Zelda game will use Wii MotionPlus to make swinging your sword and targeting things easier. Full Article at Eurogamer
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Following previous talk about how the next Wii Zelda game would utilize MotionPlus -- an accessory which has totally been worth the investment thanks to widespread support and clever implementation across a vast amount of titles -- Shigeru Miyamoto is... Full Article at Destructoid
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Nintendo Co. Senior Managing Director Shigeru Miyamoto, right, accompanied by Nintendo President Satoru Iwata, speaks while showing a new Nintendo DSi handheld game machine during their press conference at the Foreign Correspondents" Club of Japan in Tokyo, Thursday, April 9, 2009.
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Regarding the question of SD or HD, it must depend on each software ... For example, we have to ask ourselves if HD is really necessary to develop Wii Fit. Won't HD be better for the games like Pikmin? The developers should choose the most appropriate graphical format depending on the software they make...
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With both the Wii remote itself and Wii Motion Plus, what we've been able to do is introduce an interface that is both I think appealing and at the right price for a broad audience ... And while we don't have any concrete plans for what we'll be doing with hardware in the future, what I can say is that,...
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I don't think there's anything wrong with pretty graphics, and if I'm a consumer that has an HDTV, I'd want to be able to play my games with nice graphics too
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I don't think there's anything wrong with pretty graphics, and if I'm a consumer that has an HDTV, I'd want to be able to play my games with nice graphics too. And I think as we've seen the penetration rates for HDTV increase, we're going to see video games and Nintendo's games move along in step with t...
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As we'd managed to come up with such a solid core, I personally felt that we should get this on the market quickly with the intention of saying to Wii Fit users: 'Use this to get an enhanced version of Wii Fit!' ... It's not number two! It's not what you'd call a sequel with a regular game - it's actual...
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As we'd managed to come up with such a solid core, I personally felt that we should get this on the market quickly with the intention of saying to Wii Fit users: 'Use this to get an enhanced version of Wii Fit!' ... It's not number two! It's not what you'd call a sequel with a regular game - it's actual...
