When I Look Back I Can Tell

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.

What I'm Really Excited About Is That Continued Challenge To Create Things That Gamers Of All Experiences Can Play.

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.

When I Create A Game, I Try To Focus More On The Emotions That The Player Experiences During The Game Play.

When I'm Making Video Games Today, I Want People To Be Entertained. I Am Always Thinking, How Are People Going To Enjoy Playing The Games We Are Making Today? And As Long As I Can Enjoy Something Other People Can Enjoy It, Too.