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Interview:Nintendo Power May 2006 (view source)
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Part XII of Nintendo Power's series of interviews with the development team of Twilight Princess. This twelvth one is with Makoto Miyanaga, the assistant director for Twilight Princess.<br><br> | Part XII of Nintendo Power's series of interviews with the development team of Twilight Princess. This twelvth one is with Makoto Miyanaga, the assistant director for Twilight Princess.<br><br> | ||
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Everyone on the development team knows how much you're looking forward to Twilight Princess. We're working extremely hard to ensure that it'll deliver a level of excitement far beyond what you've ever seen in a Zelda game. Not just for all you long-time Zelda fans out there, but also for all the newcomers that – I promise – are going to want to experience what we've been dreaming up. Heard those sentiments before in Inside Zelda? Great – then I've been doing my job. It's a point that Mr. Aonuma drives home all the time, and I've ensured that the message stays loud and clear around the whole development team: Twilight Princess will be a game that everyone will want to play. | Everyone on the development team knows how much you're looking forward to Twilight Princess. We're working extremely hard to ensure that it'll deliver a level of excitement far beyond what you've ever seen in a Zelda game. Not just for all you long-time Zelda fans out there, but also for all the newcomers that – I promise – are going to want to experience what we've been dreaming up. Heard those sentiments before in Inside Zelda? Great – then I've been doing my job. It's a point that Mr. Aonuma drives home all the time, and I've ensured that the message stays loud and clear around the whole development team: Twilight Princess will be a game that everyone will want to play. | ||