How To Train Your Dragon Meets Zelda In New Fantasy RPG
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We continue with more interesting statements of the father of Super Mario! There is no doubt about it: this creative is a key piece in Nintendo. We are talking in this case of novelties centered on Shigeru Miyamoto, fundamental developer in the company. Now the creative has shared numerous comments on several topics in a recent encounter with Famitsu. After [...]
Miyamoto reflects on the NES era and discusses western RPG's influence on Zelda's creation"
Last week’s Famitsu interview with Shigeru Miyamoto continues to provide fascinating insights from the legendary Nintendo developer. In an interview highlighted by GamesRadar, Miyamoto reflected on the creation of The Legend of Zelda for the NES, revealing that the game was inspired by western RPGs, which were largely unknown in Japan at the time. Looking back on the NES era,... The post Miyamoto reflects on the NES era and discusses western RPG…
The Legend of Zelda was inspired by Western RPGs says Shigeru Miyamoto, because Nintendo wanted to appeal to more players: "We had to create new types of games"
The Legend of Zelda was inspired by old-school Western RPGs, which weren't popular in Japan at the time. Taking inspiration from these foreign '80s PC games, and wanting to create a non-linear title that could use a save system, Nintendo fellow Shigeru Miyamoto came up with the idea for Link's adventure in Hyrule.In an interview with Famitsu, that's been translated by GamesRadar+, Miyamoto talks about Nintendo's inspiration for both The Legend o…
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