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Miyamoto

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Videos

Year 2009

 

Rate Video: News About Next Legend of Zelda for Wii - Part 14Video included in this story.  Click to view.

Original at YouTube external link    Wed, Jan 28

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By rss@youtube.com (earthbounding) Keywords: News About Next Legend of Zelda for Wii Part 14 Info Information Link Ganondorf Ganon Triforce Game Videogame Gaming Nintendo Console Gen Generation Toon Hyrul earthbounding 15 New Latest Leaked Shigeru Miyamoto Satoru Iwata San Japan GDC 2009 E3 Conference Update Video Up...

Stories

Past Two Weeks

 

Rate Miyamoto Radio Interview Talks Mario

Original at Cubed3 external link    Tue, Dec 8

With the release of Mario's latest 2D platformer on the Wii, his creator Shigeru Miyamoto recently reflected on giving birth.

Rate Miyamoto wins Lifetime Achievement Award

Original at Vooks external link    Sun, Dec 6

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Nintendos Shigeru Miyamoto has won an award commending his achievements. The man behind such classic characters as Mario and Link, among numerous others, Shigeru Miyamoto has been presented with the prestigious Lifetime Achievement in Japan. Mr. Miyamoto, now aged 57, was commended fo...

Rate Nintendo's Aonuma: Majora's Mask the result of Miyamoto challenge

Original at Joystiq external link    Sat, Dec 5

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By Ben Gilbert We were supposed to make its sequel in a year ... at first, we had absolutely no idea what sort of thing we were supposed to make, and we just kept expanding our plans," Aonuma told Nintendo prez Satoru Iwata during a recent Iwata Asks column."in the beginning, it was all trial and error ... ultimatel...

Rate Miyamoto receives Lifetime Achievement Award

Original at WiiNintendo external link    Fri, Dec 4

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By hey_suburbia Japan gave Shigeru Miyamoto the Lifetime Achievement award. Last month, he celebrated his 57th birthday and this month receives the Lifetime Achievement Award. With his creativity, I’m sure he still has so much in him that he would like to share. Not only did he receive the Lifetime Achieve...

Past Month

 

Rate The Wiire Podcast 152

Original at The Wiire external link    Wed, Nov 25

By Andrew Eder 0:02:30) Nintendo Returns to Top Spot in October NPD (0:08:32) Miyamoto: New Super Mario Bros. Wii is the Most Challenging Yet(0:22:15) Reggie: I Wanted Online Play in New Super Mario Bros. Wii(0:26:26) Eiji Aonuma: Zelda Fans Are in For a "Surprise" at E3 2010(0:30:04) Kensuke Tanabe: M...

Rate Miyamoto reflects on the Super Guide

Original at Vooks external link    Wed, Nov 25

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The controversial Super Guide wasnt easy to implement Miyamoto has revealed in a new Iwata Asks The Super Guide was a storm in a tea cup, the feature which allows you to let the CPU finish a level or get past a tough spot in New super Mario Bros Wii was actually pretty helpful and non intrusive. H...

Rate Miyamoto feels he made New Super Mario Bros. DS too easy

Original at Vooks external link    Wed, Nov 25

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The games supervisor also reveals the earlier idea of an enhanced version and their reasoning for the New prefix Nintendos latest Iwata Asks feature about New Super Mario Bros. Wii is so huge, with lots of different and in-depth discussions on many topics, that for readabilitys sake weve...

Rate Miyamoto on New Super Mario Bros. Wii

Original at WiiNintendo external link    Wed, Nov 18

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By hattrick Famitsu sat down with Shigeru Miyamoto, creator of Mario, recently to discuss New Super Mario Bros. Wii. A writer over at 1UP has compiled some key points of that interview detailing the thought process, Super Guide, and difficulty. Check it out below. Miyamoto on the idea to create a new 2D Ma...

Rate Review: New Super Mario Bros. Wii Is Nostalgic, Chaotic

Original at Wired external link    Tue, Nov 17    2 related articles

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By Chris Kohler Miyamoto: New Mario Tests Your Hard-Core Gaming ChopsHands-On: New Super Mario Bros. Wii Shows No MercyMiyamoto: Why I Spiked Mario Galaxy 2’s StorySuper Mario Galaxy Makes Wii Sing, Donkey Kong: Barrel BlastNew Mario Is Best DS Game EverWeekend Thrifting: ‘New’ Super Mario Bros.

Rate Video Game Review | New Super Mario Bros. Wii

Original at New York Times external link    Sun, Nov 15

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Wii: Nintendo's challenging game has graphics that belie the punishing chalenges. It's not for casual play. By SETH SCHIESEL Here's a warning that I hope ... Super Mario's super mastermind: Shigeru Miyamoto talks about the evolution of ...Entertainment Weekly

October of 2009

 

Rate Nintendo Rumor Round-Up [UPDATED with lots more details!]

Original at WiiNintendo external link    Wed, Oct 21

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By DarkWish What is the surprise for Wii owners coming on October 26th? What is the new Mario game? What is the unannounced Nintendo game that IGN is playing? Will Miyamoto announce anything on October 24th? Those are all very good questions. It’s always possible that the game that IGN is playing is the...

Rate Miyamoto Discusses Nintendo's Future

Original at The Wiire external link    Wed, Oct 21

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By Andrew Clark Esteemed Nintendo game developer Shigeru Miyamoto spoke with Popular Mechanics recently (via Gamasutra) about the future of games, and specifically the future of the company. Nintendo is in good shape with the Wii (see: piles of money laying around Nintendo HQ), and they will build off...

Rate Miyamoto discusses Mario’s plumber origins, the future of games/Nintendo hardware/motion controls, and alluding to Zelda Wii as his dream game

Original at Go Nintendo external link    Mon, Oct 19

By The News Team PM: The Wii uses a motion-sensing controller. Going forward, as Nintendo releases future consoles, do you view the motion-sensing controller as an integral part of the experience that’s going to stay with Nintendo indefinitely?

Rate Miyamoto on the New Mario

Original at WiiNintendo external link    Fri, Oct 16

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By hattrick IGN’s Craig Harris got a chance to sit down with the man behind Mario for a 90 minute roundtable discussion in New York City on October 15, 2009.  They discussed various aspects of Mario and the New Super Mario Bros. Wii game that will soon be released.  Rather than attempt to summarize this lon...

Rate New details and trailers of New Super Mario Bros. Wii

Original at Vooks external link    Fri, Oct 16

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Shigeru Miyamoto and Nintendo held a roundtable this week about NSMB and a ton of new information was revealed Nintendo held a roundtable conference this week for New Super Mario Bros. Wii and Shigeru Miyamoto was in attendance to answer questions from the media. While he touched on Wii Fit...

Rate GoNintendo ‘End of Day’ thoughts - Wii Fit Plus review

Original at Go Nintendo external link    Fri, Oct 16

By The News Team Holy cow, what a fantastic day for news! We had so many great posts today. Well, there was lots of stuff that I found interesting, anyway! Tons of New Super Mario Bros. Wii footage, Miyamoto talked about everything under the sun, the first motherload of Epic Mickey details, and so much more! [......

Rate Miyamoto: 'there may still be some possibility' for Wii Music franchise

Original at Joystiq external link    Thu, Oct 15

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By Christopher Grant At a New York City roundtable event, Nintendo's resident wunderkind Shigeru Miyamoto showed Joystiq and several other press outlets his latest creation: New Super Mario Bros. Wii (more on that later). During the Q&A that followed, when asked if he was particularly surprised by the r...

Rate Iwata Asks: Wii Fit Plus, featuring Shigeru Miyamoto

Original at Vooks external link    Thu, Oct 15

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Turns out that weight isnt the only thing Miyamoto likes to measure With the release of Wii Fit Plus here today, the latest Iwata Asks interview on the game is quite fitting. As always, Nintendo President Satoru Iwata talks with a developer, and this time it is Miyamoto! You can find the full...

Year 2009

 

Rate Podcast: Nintendo Voice Chat, Episode 50

Original at WiiNintendo external link    Thu, Jun 18

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By hey_suburbia Based on DS game (obviously influenced) Almost ported over to Wii (has that look) 4 player support Miyamoto said there is so much going on that it can’t handle online since it’s taxing the hardware too much Craig understands what Miyamoto meant with the online statement Zelda Wii

Rate Nintendo: Future Nintendo Titles Can Play Themselves

Original at Sickr external link    Sun, Jun 14

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In New Super Mario Bros. Wii, if a player is experiencing an area of difficulty, this will allow them to clear troubled areas and take over when they’re ready” confirmed Miyamoto, through his translator. “And yes, we’re looking into this for future games, too. Shigeru Miyamoto Source

Rate Opinion: Q&A: Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto Talks Wii Fit

Original at Wired external link    Tue, May 20

By Chris Kohler NEW YORK -- Shigeru Miyamoto finds inspiration in the strangest places. Review: Wii Fit Works, but Could Shape Up Diary: One Week Playing Wii FitMe and Wii Fit: One Month LaterE3 Interview: Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto Nintendo Taps U.S. Talent In Search of WiiWare Hits

Rate Wii Sports 2 sequel planned by Nintendo for Wii

Original at VideoGamesBlogger external link    Sun, Feb 17

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By supadupagama Nintendo President Satoru Iwata sat down for an interview with the Senior Managing Director of Nintendo, Shigeru Miyamoto. They discussed their ideas for games families and friends could gather around for at home, like Wii Sports, Wii Play and also “Health Pack”, which later turned int...

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