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Miyamoto talks about a usual day at the office, work habits and dev schedules
Miyamoto on his work flow...
"Continually playing the games and checking their content, and sharing my opinion with the development staff."
- usually does this for about seven games simultaneously
- really focuses on around three games per year.
- development staff at Nintendo all work on one floor, explained Miyamoto.
- Miyamoto writes his opinions in a checklist form
- these are shown to the game's director as they speak
- Miyamoto then explains his reasoning behind the notes
- on busy days, Miyamoo plays games for around 10 hours a day
- during the final stages of Skyward Sword, Miyamoto was playing whenever he could
- Super Mario 3D Land development took about 2 years
- development started with 2 people and then ended with 30 people working on the game
- Miyamoto feels the game's development had a good pace
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"Continually playing the games and checking their content, and sharing my opinion with the development staff."
- usually does this for about seven games simultaneously
- really focuses on around three games per year.
- development staff at Nintendo all work on one floor, explained Miyamoto.
- Miyamoto writes his opinions in a checklist form
- these are shown to the game's director as they speak
- Miyamoto then explains his reasoning behind the notes
- on busy days, Miyamoo plays games for around 10 hours a day
- during the final stages of Skyward Sword, Miyamoto was playing whenever he could
- Super Mario 3D Land development took about 2 years
- development started with 2 people and then ended with 30 people working on the game
- Miyamoto feels the game's development had a good pace
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