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Miyamoto checks out tearaway for vita at the e3!
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SolsticeZero
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Oppo
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C'mon now, enough with the Wii U bashing
Psycho_Mantis
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Was Knack not playable....Mark Cerny and Miyamoto making a platformer together....
Broken Joystick
At least you can talk. Who are you?
Didn't he check out Watch_Dogs last year too? Wonder if he enjoyed it or not?
This would be godly.
This would be godly.
ShockingAlberto
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He wanders around E3 floor a lot.
There's a picture of him playing Gears from like 2005 I think. Then there's the infamous photo of him watching Kinect demos.
There's a picture of him playing Gears from like 2005 I think. Then there's the infamous photo of him watching Kinect demos.
Jawmuncher
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I live this. Even if competitors its cool to look at the other games.
ReturnOfTheRAT
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Miyamoto is not impressed. Bill is looking slightly confused.
I instantly thought of this as well... though I really wish someone would fix that lens-distortion on the close-up crop.
BRocknRolla
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Patrick Kelpek described it as "pure joy" on twitter. I'm quite excited about it myself.
Knack doesn't look fun, or are you infering something more?
so how do you feel about the wii u?
ShockingAlberto
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Fun story: In 2004, I ran in to Miyamoto on the show floor and he gave me his business card and I was young and impressionable and generally losing my mind after our short conversation until a tap came on my shoulder from behind me.
It was an NOA Rep who apologized for what she had to do, said Mr. Miyamoto doesn't understand that he can't give his private e-mail to fans and she took the card from me before I could even look at it.
I don't think I could hate anyone more than that rep.
It was an NOA Rep who apologized for what she had to do, said Mr. Miyamoto doesn't understand that he can't give his private e-mail to fans and she took the card from me before I could even look at it.
I don't think I could hate anyone more than that rep.
TheJollyCorner
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man...
I wonder how it feels to have Miyamoto just walk into your booth and start playing a game.
The guy is a living legend.
Awesome stuff right here.
I wonder how it feels to have Miyamoto just walk into your booth and start playing a game.
The guy is a living legend.
Awesome stuff right here.
CaptainTiptop
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Heard a lot of impressions saying Tearaway is really charming and plays like a Nintendo game. Seems like the kind of game Miyamoto would enjoy.
VGChampion
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I'm assuming we just always see the pics of Miyamoto going around right? I assume the big wigs from all companies are hanging around right?
Knack isn't great looking, but come on, Mark has done almost as much for the industry as Miyamoto when you get right down to it. He's simply remained in the shadows most of the time while doing it.
This and Puppeteer. Would be interesting if, going forward, sony can actually make games that rival nintendo games on their own merits, rather than as ripoffs like PSASBR and LBPKarting.
Looks like you just filled your bravery quota for today
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Jotamide
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Media Molecule is totally one of those studios that could fit well as a Nintendo 1st party.
In the past devs have been stoked as hell (rightfully so) when he stops by. He's always going around at E3 checking stuff out, I love to see pics of that.
The Elite
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A yearly tradition.
Tearaway is amazing. Glad Miyamoto approves!
Knack, on the other hand, is pretty horrible.
lol dang!
on a totally unrelated topic, how is development of his games on wii u proceeding?
TheJollyCorner
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definitely one of the most 'pleasant' individuals in the industry.
With his pedigree, it could very easily be the other way around.
One of the "people I'd love to meet before I/he dies".
He seems so calm and nonchalant, I'd have to believe it's the latter.
how did you come to that conclusion ?
1.21Gigawatts
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Miyamoto has a passion. Its not about business for him.
He loves new ideas and creative artstyle, so Tearaway could be exactly his kind of game.
This is what Miyamoto said about the Vita a few months after the Vita launched:
"It's obviously a very hi-spec machine, and you can do lots of things with it, but I don't really see the combination of software and hardware that really makes a very strong product."
I bet, since he is a creative mind, he had a LOT of quick ideas on what to do with all the Vitas features, especially rear touch.
His point back then was basically that if Sony builds that thing into the Vita, they should make games that use it in a creative form.
Tearaway is maybe the first game to do that.
He loves new ideas and creative artstyle, so Tearaway could be exactly his kind of game.
This is what Miyamoto said about the Vita a few months after the Vita launched:
"It's obviously a very hi-spec machine, and you can do lots of things with it, but I don't really see the combination of software and hardware that really makes a very strong product."
I bet, since he is a creative mind, he had a LOT of quick ideas on what to do with all the Vitas features, especially rear touch.
His point back then was basically that if Sony builds that thing into the Vita, they should make games that use it in a creative form.
Tearaway is maybe the first game to do that.
She had literally no right once that card was in your hands!
djplaeskool
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It's been low-key for a while, but it was one of the stars of Gamescom last year when it was revealed.