2017 was a spectacular year for Nintendo. I spoke to some of the company's brightest stars to understand the concatenation of reasons why:https://www.nytimes.com/2017/12/29/technology/nintendo-switch.html …
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Hopefully Nintendo has changed a bit from what was revealed in an interview from 8 years ago:http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/miyamoto-i-wouldnt-get-a-job-here-now …
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is it meant to say "rather than merely aiming" in that second para
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(this is great btw was just reading it out loud to my wife and verbally stumbled over it)
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wow the times has some strict style guidelinespic.twitter.com/lpeWISi7t6
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really? grandparents, etc?
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Makes sense. A really good way of making sure your designers don't do what's already out there is to hire people who aren't going have much experience with what's already out there; in the context of game design, at least.
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that sounds wise or whatever but is this why nintendo stuff often have stupid things in them that have long been solved by the rest of the industry
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This is about game designers.
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