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Shigeru Miyamoto talks about Mario and Starfox

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Shigeru Miyamoto talks about the origins of Mario and Star Fox. Part of the Channel 4 Equinox documentary 'Serious Fun' from 1993.

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  • "Shigeru Miyamoto, inventor, Super Mario."

    He has a title as an inventor AND a Super Mario! Awesome!

  • I love you Miyamoto...but I disagree with you. Mario is not boring to watch. But he is definitely more fun to play.

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  • @teadrinkerification Even my Teachers & Principle admitted back n the days they loved playing Mario. I was like what lol.

  • @SwaggerLikeUz yeah, even my mum, who is fed up with video games after 12 years of my sister, my brother and me playing them constantly, says that super mario bros is her "favourite game".

  • @buizel009 Amaterasu is actually the sun goddess of the Shinto religion. She was just portaryed as a fox in the game for I don't know what reason.

  • flying fox hmm... TAILS!

  • Mario as a game is the greatest when it comes to appealing to People who don't even play games. Mario attracts everybody and thats what makes Him great!

  • DO A BARREL ROLL

  • @bmcj199 What are you talking about? Blue is the most plentiful colour in the NES palate.

  • fox god? okami? yaaay

  • @SonicTheJackrabbit Color limitations on the NES

  • @bealtespip123 DISNEY KILLED BAMBI'S MOM!!! YOU BASTARDS!

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