Nowadays I Think It's Really Important That

I'm Very Impressed That There Are So Many Fans - Not Just In Japan, But Here In America - That Are Fond Of The Work That I've Done. I'm Actually Kind Of Embarrassed By It All.

When I'm Working On Games I Don't Think Necessarily About What The End Benefit Of The Game Is Going To Be. Typically I'm Trying To Think Of: "what Can I Do That Is Going To Find New Ways To Entertain And Surprise People."

I Think Zelda 64 Is Utilizing About 90 Percent Of The N64 Potential, ... When We Made Mario 64 We Were Simply Utilizing 60 To 70 Percent. So We Have Come A Long Way I Believe.

I Don't Think As A Creator That I Could Create An Experience That Truly Feels Interactive If You Don't Have Something To Hold In Your Hand, If You Don't Have Something Like Force Feedback That You Can Feel From The Controller.

It Isn't About Games, For Me, Personally, And It Never Really Was. It Was About Creating Something - Anything - Far Bigger Than Yourself.