7 pictures of Nintendo’s gaming boss being the happiest person at E3 2014
http://www.vg247.com/2014/06/13/e3-2014-nintendo-miyamoto-pictures-being-the-happiest-person/
Nintendo had a solid E3 2014, thanks in part to the reveal of The Legend of Zelda for Wii U. But as always, the show breeds pessimism from gamers unhappy with the way things are going. Well, we know one person who certainly wasn’t having a s*** time in LA; boss of Nintendo EAD Shigeru Miyamoto.
I was a bit dismayed at the negative reaction from many readers over my trends of E3 2014 piece, in which I was massively optimistic about the show and the year ahead for gaming because, well, this is my hobby and I love it dearly.
So imagine how much my heart warmed when I saw Nintendo’s legend Miyamoto grinning like a lunatic at almost every opportunity; from photos on the show floor to beaming like the Cheshire Cat while being asked mundane questions during interviews.
He’s a man-child, and embodies that little part inside of every gamer that triggers whenever we absorb fun from play. This industry was created to entertain and create enjoyment; two things that get lost in all the format war bitching, the hostile barbs towards fans of rival franchises, and the groans coming from those who now seem incapable of deriving any pleasure from the format.
To those who still get a fuzzy feeling when a game gets under their skin, just know that I’m right there with you.
Now here’s Miyamoto getting right into the spirit of why these games exist in the first place:
http://www.vg247.com/2014/06/13/e3-2014-nintendo-miyamoto-pictures-being-the-happiest-person/
Nintendo had a solid E3 2014, thanks in part to the reveal of The Legend of Zelda for Wii U. But as always, the show breeds pessimism from gamers unhappy with the way things are going. Well, we know one person who certainly wasn’t having a s*** time in LA; boss of Nintendo EAD Shigeru Miyamoto.
I was a bit dismayed at the negative reaction from many readers over my trends of E3 2014 piece, in which I was massively optimistic about the show and the year ahead for gaming because, well, this is my hobby and I love it dearly.
So imagine how much my heart warmed when I saw Nintendo’s legend Miyamoto grinning like a lunatic at almost every opportunity; from photos on the show floor to beaming like the Cheshire Cat while being asked mundane questions during interviews.
He’s a man-child, and embodies that little part inside of every gamer that triggers whenever we absorb fun from play. This industry was created to entertain and create enjoyment; two things that get lost in all the format war bitching, the hostile barbs towards fans of rival franchises, and the groans coming from those who now seem incapable of deriving any pleasure from the format.
To those who still get a fuzzy feeling when a game gets under their skin, just know that I’m right there with you.
Now here’s Miyamoto getting right into the spirit of why these games exist in the first place: