Miyamoto should work in a mobile division. He'd do very well there.
https://youtu.be/v9GpCCZ6NAE
Do any of you still feel like you have an emotional investment to what Nintendo does with their big IPs? If so, what age were you when you first played a big name Nintendo game? For me: 32 and played NES Mario 1 during late 80's. Was around for that 90's Mario Mania, and was a huge Mario fan.
I fell out of love with Nintendo during the Wii years. Bought one at launch and it collected dust for the timespan between 2 months after Brawl released and the niche game, Fragile. The big name Wii games all felt like babby mode to me.
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Mario Kart felt slow and had baby-like graphics (big round things)
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Twilight Princess was arguably less fun than Okami. Super easy too; only died once when I glitched into a wall. Tied the wiimote to my dog's tail and he beat it.
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Galaxy was a blast, but difficulty was minimal if one was a Mario64 vet. I was skipping parts of levels by remembering walljump techniques.
The entire gen just felt like, "Okay, Miyamoto is fine on rehashing stuff with silly gimmicks, but doesn't really care about story." Then came all those interviews years later about what he did with the Paper Mario series.
Seriously, don't have a personal investment in Miyamoto created IP. He doesn't care. He just wants to make phone games for consoles.
This is one of the last places on the internet that has decent traffic and no censorship. Cuck-chan really is cucked, meme aside. Which is funny, that is why my RL friends and I fled there in 2005 to begin with. Message boards were tyranny.
If it has those kinds of monsters, I want no part of it. Seriously though, viral marketers have some sort of agreements with 4chan. Have had it for years.