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This site is a bit of a gold mine, I came across this a interview with gunpei yoki a few years ago (invented the gamboy died in car accident) http://shmuplation
by bennysomething 5y ago
This site is a bit of a gold mine, I came across this a interview with gunpei yoki a few years ago (invented the gamboy died in car accident) http://shmuplations.com/yokoi/ http://shmuplations.com/yokoi/
What he says about games is really critical and I agree with him. Worth a read.
- walterbell 5y agoExcerpt: > Yokoi: If things are too realistic, there’s no room for your imagination, and the reality of those faces you thought were beautiful will be revealed. Or to use another common expression, it’s actually more erotic when a woman leaves some skin covered. Even if a video game doesn’t have the power to display very complex graphics, I believe your imagination has the power to transform that perhaps-unrecognizable sprite called a “rocket” into an amazing, powerful, “real” rocket. > Morikawa: We must not steal from players the ability to add their own imagination to what they see. As designers, we show them the dotted lines where they’re supposed to cut, but we must leave it to the player to do the cutting. If we take that away then there’s no room for imagination.
- GLGirty 5y agoGreat link, thank you, but now I have more questions: Bottom of that article shows his tombstone... is there another tombstone in the background with a triforce?
- flobosg 5y agoIt might be a family crest: https://soranews24.com/2015/05/15/only-part-of-nintendo-employee-gunpei-yokois-amazing-video-game-legacy-could-fit-onto-his-grave/ https://soranews24.com/2015/05/15/only-part-of-nintendo-empl...