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August 16, 2002 - Being in this industry for so long, IGN has spoken to many gaming luminaries, but none are so exalted or as elusive as the man who made Mario, Shigeru Miyamoto. Site contributor Steve Polak was fortunate enough to have caught up with the man for a session of good old-fashioned Q&A. Following, his interview with Nintendo's legendary designer turn director. | August 16, 2002 - Being in this industry for so long, IGN has spoken to many gaming luminaries, but none are so exalted or as elusive as the man who made Mario, Shigeru Miyamoto. Site contributor Steve Polak was fortunate enough to have caught up with the man for a session of good old-fashioned Q&A. Following, his interview with Nintendo's legendary designer turn director. | ||
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<b>Miyamoto:</b> I always do. It is exciting to see what fresh new ideas are coming out each year! Because of our new relationships I might even get to see some games that aren't being developed for Nintendo for once. | <b>Miyamoto:</b> I always do. It is exciting to see what fresh new ideas are coming out each year! Because of our new relationships I might even get to see some games that aren't being developed for Nintendo for once. | ||