How the inventor of Mario designs a game

Shigeru Miyamoto's design philosophy, explained.

[yeskaitlyn]

This made me very emotional for some reason. He seems so passionate about his work. It's just beautiful

[TrapMusicNow]

Miyamoto is the legend of all legends.

[andreimina]

It’s funny how Miyamoto has the same opinion about online services today as he had 20 years ago

[ApPillon]

I love that he hates micro-transactions

[Redishradish]

Not only did he make one of the best franchises

He made peoples childhoods.

[ryukan]

Without this man, millions of people would never know Mario or Zelda. Imagine that.

[SwissSauce]

"People stopped playing Mario because it was to difficult" Alright then, make the levels yourselves.

Stonks

[andretsang]

"It's a trend. And I try to avoid all trends."

OG Hipster.

[hominum]

He seemed so sad when he mentioned how people have stopped playing mario games...

[exixy]

2:26 who ever played a Nintendo like that is now in prison.

[Dillepo]

Miyamoto is the guy who will be remembered in our hearts as the best game dessigner

[hemangchauhan]

If anyone is interested in more about his designs, I highly recommend *Game Maker's Toolkit videos* on it, *"Nintendo - Putting Play First"* and *"Super Mario 3D World's 4 Step Level Design"*.
Don't worry, these are not lectures, but very entertaining video essays.

Another nice video by Vox, summarizing the most essential point on this topic and presenting it well.

[cjdig]

I don’t even know this man personally, but he has shaped my life so much. He has given me endless childhood memories. In a sense, I feel connected to him. Thank you Miyamoto, for having such a huge impact on my life!

[bilbowagons]

Miyamoto: decides to not add any in game purchases
media: *"not the hero we need but the hero we deserve"*

[artorias]

Miyamoto is like the Stan Lee of gaming

[cntra]

That smile carries the warmth of my childhood.

I like to also think that if gaming was a person, miyamoto would be him.

[Applesgosh]

Whenever Miyamoto speaks, I always get emotional.

[curiouslamb]

Damn, This guy and his team saved the video game industry back then

[dioniresjustiniano]

Guys if Miyamoto got rights to Popeye we wouldn't have litteraly any Nintendo character even waluigi

[EthanDoezYT]

Despite some “underrated” games this man has made, he’s still an artist and deserves the recognition he gets. Theirs a lot of artists out their we don’t give enough credit to for the art they make, even the failed art pieces. But just because some people said it’s “a failed piece of art” doesn’t mean it’s true. It’s a learning curve, a sign of growth, and an insight into your mind. Let’s give credit to this man, his art and the other artists involved with these ideas at Nintendo. They deserve it more than you would ever know.