Super Mario Creator Reveals Why He Added One of the Franchise’s Most Iconic Features
In a newly unearthed interview, Super Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto revealed how he came up with the idea to add pipes to ...
Mario's iconic pipes only exist because Shigeru Miyamoto happened to see "a plastic pipe sticking out of a wall" while wandering the streets of Kyoto
The big green warp pipes populating Mario's world are just an accepted feature at this point, but have you ever wondered ...
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Shigeru Miyamoto reflects on Donkey Kong's 40+ year history with a tour through Donkey Kong Country at Super Nintendo World
Gaming legend Shigeru Miyamoto bounded through Super Nintendo World yesterday with the energy of someone half his 71 years, ...
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Shigeru Miyamoto Interview Reveals Unique Origin For Key Mario Mechanic
Another older interview featuring Shigeru Miyamoto has been unearthed, and this one reveals how the Mario franchise came to ...
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Before Nintendo hired Shigeru Miyamoto, it tried to patent the kid's toy he made and brought to his interview: "I remember thinking, 'this is a shrewd company!'"
These days, Shigeru Miyamoto's creations are synonymous with Nintendo itself, but there was once a time when even Miyamoto was just a college kid interviewing for a job just like anybody else.
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The Mario Series Has Pipes Because Miyamoto Saw A Pipe One Time On The Street
This wasn't the last time Miyamoto discussed the origins of Mario's iconic pipes. In 2009, he said in an Iwata Asks interview ...
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Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto "very much" regretted making Super Mario Sunshine so hard as it should be something that even "Grandma and Grandpa" can pick up and play
but that difficulty is something that series creator Shigeru Miyamoto also regretted "very much." "I want Mario to be a game that all audiences can enjoy," producer Miyamoto said in a recently ...
The Most ‘Un-Nintendo-Like’ Thing Nintendo Has Ever Created According to Miyamoto
Legendary game designer Shigeru Miyamoto talks about the newly opened Nintendo Museum in Kyoto, Japan and how it’s the most ‘Un-Nintendo-like’ thing Nintendo has ever created. From prototypes for ...