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A Late Game Is Only Late Until It Ships. A Bad Game Is Bad Until The End Of Time

Necessity Is The Mother Of Invention. I Love Solving Things Like That. Because There Wasn't Enough Memory, Thinking Of An Economical Way To Make The Movements Look Right Was Like Solving A Puzzle, And I Had A Lot Of Fun.

When I Look Around And See How Aged Cartoonists Continue To Work On Their Manga And How Movie Directors Create New Movies All The Time, I Understand That They Would Never Retire. And By The Same Token, I Guess I Will Still Be Making Games Somehow. The Only Question Is Whether The Younger People Will Be Willing To Work With Me At That Far Point In The Future.

All The Time, Players Are Forced To Do Their Utmost. If They Are Challenged To The Limit, Is It Really Fun For Them?

I Think Zelda 64 Is Utilizing About 90 Percent Of The N64 Potential, ... When We Made Mario 64 We Were Simply Utilizing 60 To 70 Percent. So We Have Come A Long Way I Believe.