Pennant Chase Wii, anyone?ġ1:55 a.m.: Trivia: Wii Sports: Baseball originally had Mario characters, but people preferred the Miis.ġ2:08 p.m.: Miyamoto introduces Mario, and asks "What ever happened to Mario 128?" Apparently we've already played it - in Pikmin. He'd like to do a realistic baseball game in the future though.
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Miyamoto has always wanted to make a realistic baseball game, but Wii Sports: Baseball isn't realistic at all because a full baseball sim would fit in the unrealistic Miis. This made players focus on talking with other players and exchanging advice for what to do next.ġ1:50 p.m.: Animal Crossing, a game without competition, "bumped up the wife-o-meter" and sold over 7 million copies, Miyamoto says.ġ1:54 a.m.: Prioritization is also important. Instead of making it easier, Miyamoto took away the sword at the beginning. Apparently, the original Zelda prototype didn't go over well in Japan - people were struggling with the puzzles. ġ1:48 a.m.: Players experience talking about games is also important. We guess that's good if any non-gamers happen to accidentally read the review. Reviewers should add a new category detailing how much non-gamers like a game, he says.
Developers should always be willing to take risks and delay games when they're not ready.ġ1:45 a.m.: Positive emotions like these are necessary to expand the gaming audience and lure in people who are scared of traditional games. He reminds the team of it when they begin to stray from their goals. We briefly picture his legs consumed by flames.ġ1:42 a.m.: Miyamoto keeps that image of the happy player in his mind at all times. "Yes sir, but your legs aren't a fire hazard," the GDC helper replies. " My legs are longer than this tripod," he argues. ġ0:48 a.m.: Our photographer, Zack, is getting hassled for using a camera tripod in our current seating area. We brought lots of extra gum.ġ0:38 a.m.: A GDC employee/volunteer slouched in front of us is wearing a T-shirt that reads, "Ask me - I can help." Well, this Sudoku puzzle is giving us a hard time. The way he's chewing seems to indicate either extreme disinterest or extreme anxiety.
Suckers!ġ0:31 a.m.: There's Adam Sessler in the distance, chewing gum and scanning the crowd intently. Luckily, prestigious press people like us get reserved space up front. People nod right before averting their eyes from the garish green shirt he's wearing.ġ0:25 a.m.: People continue to pour in and fill up the cheap seats. "The place is going to be packed, " he says. Yes, we went there.ġ0:20 a.m.: A GDC helper, um, person informs us to make more efficient use of our seating positions. Perhaps it's a subtle allusion how Nintendo and Sony view each other - old-school originality vs. 10:08 a.m.: More Daft Punk, just like yesterday's Sony keynote - only this time, it's the original.