02-20-2007, 12:16 PM
So this online and I thought is was a really cool article.
UK, February 16, 2007 - Mario's dad and all-round Nintendo genius Shigeru Miyamoto has defended the Wii by saying anyone who thinks the motion-sensing remote is just a gimmick has got it all wrong. In an interview with CNN's Talk Asia, Miyamoto responded to claims that the Wii was a waste of time and money by saying, "If you use it you would know that you had the wrong impression about it. I became more and more confident in the Wii since I started to make the software for it."
Miyamoto was also quizzed over stiff competition from Sony and Microsoft, to which he replied Nintendo was "too conscious of competition" and that the games giant should try to "be unique and become a company that can not be compared with the other corporations". He then went on to say that if Nintendo continues making games that capture the imagination of the public it "will always have an advantage over other companies".
UK, February 16, 2007 - Mario's dad and all-round Nintendo genius Shigeru Miyamoto has defended the Wii by saying anyone who thinks the motion-sensing remote is just a gimmick has got it all wrong. In an interview with CNN's Talk Asia, Miyamoto responded to claims that the Wii was a waste of time and money by saying, "If you use it you would know that you had the wrong impression about it. I became more and more confident in the Wii since I started to make the software for it."
Miyamoto was also quizzed over stiff competition from Sony and Microsoft, to which he replied Nintendo was "too conscious of competition" and that the games giant should try to "be unique and become a company that can not be compared with the other corporations". He then went on to say that if Nintendo continues making games that capture the imagination of the public it "will always have an advantage over other companies".
