Miyamoto is a card and board game available on iOS since December 2018. However, recent coverage focuses almost entirely on interviews with Shigeru Miyamoto rather than the game itself, reflecting the designer's ongoing prominence in gaming discussion.
The headlines track Miyamoto's recent commentary on Nintendo's broader strategy and philosophy. He's discussed which Mario entries have personally resonated with him, explained how the Super Mario Galaxy movie has directly influenced which games Nintendo develops for Switch 2 - including a Star Fox remake and new Yoshi content - and outlined his thinking on character creation and why Mario appeals globally. He's also reflected on Nintendo's willingness to support the original Switch hardware for eight years despite its aging specs, and touched on the company's approach to developer partnerships, including past collaborations with Capcom.
Well, it worked. Some of the most memorable Zelda games weren't actually made by Nintendo, but were instead developed by Capcom – more specifically a now defunct division of Capcom called 'Flagship'. These games include Oracle of Ages , Oracle of Seasons , Four Swords , and The M…
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"At Nintendo we always offer 'styles of play that only we can create'"
As many of you know, Yoshi appeared in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie and instantly became an indispensable part of the film, while Fox McCloud also starred in one of the movie's better scenes. Just two months after the film's premiere, two games had already been released featuring…
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It works in reverse, too, though, as Princess Peach Showtime inspired her movie variant
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Famitsu published a new interview with Nintendo legend Shigeru Miyamoto this week, and one topic of discussion was the company’s software lineup. The Japanese brought up different games that have released on Nintendo Switch 2 so far such as the first 3D Donkey Kong game in almost…
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Wise words from Nintendo's guru
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Here comes Wapeach!
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Have you ever wondered which Mario games Shigeru Miyamoto was personally impressed by? We now have that answer for you thanks to an interview. You may have heard that Casa Brutus previously published a special issue about Super Mario Bros. As part of that, the magazine interviewe…
