I Try Not So Much To Create

Our Job As The Game Creators Or Developers - The Programmers, Artists, And Whatnot - Is That We Have To Kind Of Put Ourselves In The User's Shoes. We Try To See What They're Seeing, And Then Make It, And Support What We Think They Might Think.

Of Course, When It Comes To Japanese Role-playing Games, In Any Role-playing Game In Japan You're Supposed To Collect A Huge Number Of Items, And Magic, And You've Got To Actually Combine Different Items Together To Make Something Really Different.

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.

Games Have Grown And Developed From This Limited In-the-box Experience To Something That's Everywhere Now. Interactive Content Is All Around Us, Networked, Ready. This Is Something I've Been Hoping For Throughout My Career.

I Would Prefer To Grow With The Team Inside Nintendo Rather Than Taking Anyone From Outside. It Would Be A Joy For Me If Someone Who Was Working With Me Became A Big Success.