A Delayed Game Is Eventually Good, But

It Isn't About Games, For Me, Personally, And It Never Really Was. It Was About Creating Something - Anything - Far Bigger Than Yourself.

When I Look Back I Can Tell That After I Started Having A Family, I Certainly Wanted To Make Games That Could Be Played With All The Family Members.

Originally, I Wanted A Machine That Would Cost $100. My Idea Was To Spend Nothing On The Console Technology So All The Money Could Be Spent On Improving The Interface And Software. If We Hadn't Used Nand Flash Memory And Other Pricey Parts, We Might Have Succeeded.

Fortunately, Because Of The Spread Of Smart Devices, People Take Games For Granted Now. It's A Good Thing For Us, Because We Do Not Have To Worry About Making Games Something That Are Relevant To General People's Daily Lives.

Well, For Over A Year Now At My Desk, A Prototype Program Of Luigi And Mario Has Been Running On My Monitor. We've Been Thinking About The Game, And It May Be Something That Could Work On A Completely New Game System.