Miyamoto parla di business

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"The entertainment industry is one that is inherently unstable and if people decide that they no longer need entertainment anymore then there's no way for you to make money off of that"

"Because of the waves in the entertainment industry and the way the cycles move, personally I feel that aiming for a specific numerical goal is almost silly, and instead our focus should be on doing our best to create something that's new and unique.

“So all of this talk of ‘Oh is Nintendo going to hit its numbers? Is Mr. Iwata responsible?’ and all these discussions I think are just silly ones to have because Mr. Iwata is managing our company and I don't think there's anyone better to manage it than him.

“I'm really focused on creating the most fun and unique experiences I can so that the entertainment can appeal to a very broad audience, and we're having fun doing that. So certainly I think there are other industries where I think their chance to appeal to a broad audience has been lost, but I still think within our industry we have a lot of opportunity to do that.”

Nell'intervista fanno anche una domanda relativa alla questione "Nintendo software only":

Q: One thing we've repeatedly heard a lot of people in the industry say, whether analysts or executives, is that Nintendo would be better off making games on all platforms. Why do they have to keep on making hardware? Wouldn't they be able to be just as creative with their IP on tablets, and smartphones, and the PC. Nintendo could expand to a massive user base across the world. Would you see any advantage to doing that? And even if you ignore the business side, creatively would making a game on a smartphone or tablet appeal to you?

M: There's two ways to look at it - one is from the business side and the other is from the creative side. From the business side, we really look at the fact that we have not only the software side of the business but also the hardware side of the business as sort of our sphere, as being very important to us. On the creative side, I think what people may not realize is we're able to design the hardware the way we want so that our creative teams are able to work with that hardware design and create a piece of hardware that can meet our designers in order to create the games we want to create. So without that hardware side, then on the creative side we're no longer able to do that. And so, from the multiplatform standpoint we do see a lot of developers who are developing the main game on a console and then they'll have another team or group that's working on another version or a different type of gameplay within that same franchise on different platforms. And so you end up having all of these different teams working essentially on what amounts to the one main game and the derivative versions of it, whereas at Nintendo what we're able to do is we're able to focus on the one title for the one platform and the development team is then able to move on to the next thing. So we see some pretty strong environmental advantages from that standpoint creatively.

P.S. non mi prendo la briga di tradurre tutto, ci pensera' Newser

molto interessante il discorso sull'hw, che poi lo dicono da sempre che per loro l'hw è funzionale ai giochi che vogliono farci sopra.

adesso attendiamo gli sviluppatori della domenica che sicuramente smonteranno tutte le idee di miyamoto.

molto interessante il discorso sull'hw, che poi lo dicono da sempre che per loro l'hw è funzionale ai giochi che vogliono farci sopra.

 

adesso attendiamo gli sviluppatori della domenica che sicuramente smonteranno tutte le idee di miyamoto.

completamente d'accordo  

Modificata da dade90, 12 June 2013 - 05:18 PM.

vabbe che l'hw fosse funzionale ai giochi è cosa risaputa ormai , basti pensare che il n64 è nato per far girare super mario 64

Modificata da noodles!, 12 June 2013 - 05:18 PM.

Up!

Sono basito, se un emerito quaquaraqua' parla di Nintendo che deve andare software only ci sono paginate di discussione, interviene Miyamoto sull'argomento e nessuno commenta.

Vi meritate tutti i Patcher del mondo!

Il Miya deve pensare a fare i giochi, il suo pensiero sull'argomento business, che non è il suo campo, lascia il tempo che trova.

Beninteso che vale cmq di più di quello di Patcher eh 

:memy: ma Miya può dire tutto, voglio un suo fottuto titolo fatto personalmente da lui, e non delegato ad altri 

Modificata da Partenopeo82, 12 June 2013 - 09:45 PM.

insomma, se qualcuno dice qualcosa a cui crediamo, allora "ha ragione" ma se non siamo d'accordo "non ne capisce un cavolo"..
Anche se si parla di Miyamoto, una delle personalità più importanti dei videogiochi

Modificata da Laxys, 12 June 2013 - 10:02 PM.