As A Kid, I Was A Big

Our Job As The Game Creators Or Developers - The Programmers, Artists, And Whatnot - Is That We Have To Kind Of Put Ourselves In The User's Shoes. We Try To See What They're Seeing, And Then Make It, And Support What We Think They Might Think.

There Are Big Lines Between Those Who Play Video Games And Those Who Do Not. For Those Who Don't, Video Games Are Irrelevant. They Think All Video Games Must Be Too Difficult.

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.

I Think That The Entertainment Industry Itself Has A History Of Chasing Success. Any Time A Hit Product Comes Out, All The Other Companies Start Chasing After That Success And Trying To Recreate It By Putting Out Similar Products.

I Think That Inside Every Adult Is The Heart Of A Child. We Just Gradually Convince Ourselves That We Have To Act More Like Adults.