Gaming legend Shigeru Miyamoto bounded through Super Nintendo World yesterday with the energy of someone half his 71 years, offering YouTube viewers an exclusive first look at the newest addition ...

Miyamoto has been involved with the Zelda franchise since its inception, but the 71-year-old has slowly stepped away from development over the years to work on some of Nintendo's non-game-related ...

Miyamoto was given such a title by a Nintendo investor who asked how the company would carry forward the 71-year-old's creativity and practices when he eventually retires, in a question and answer ...

The museum is mostly dedicated to the chapter after Shigeru Miyamoto arrived in the late 1970s. ... even as the pagoda roofs of 800-year-old shrines like Tofuku-ji temple tower in the distance.

Ocarina of Time wasn't delayed just because Miyamoto was afraid Banjo-Kazooie would show it up, of course. Miyamoto noted in another old magazine interview (GamePro 114) that the need to get Yoshi ...