Nintendo’s Miyamoto Initially Fought Mario Kart 7 Features

This isn't fair, just it's honest: I'll be playacting Mario Kart 7 over the holiday break. Information technology arrived yesterday with a glossy review guide and a list of all the gormandise we arse't discuss until a few dates have come and gone. The one you'll want to know: December 4, the Sunday IT'll be in stores, a hebdomad-and-a-half from nowadays.

What stool I tell off you close to the game now, let's realize. Nintendo makes identical beautiful review kits, printed on thick glossy paper with embossed images of all the racers. Mario looks resolute in his closeup (doesn't he ever?). Luigi's having all the fun darting above the track in glider mode. I'm not sure what the female bumblebee in heels, wearing pink lipstick and eyeshadow is all about. And don't tell PETA about the cars that sport Tanooki Tales.

And that's about whol I can say honorable now, so how about a few highlights from a Famitsu interview with Shigeru Miyamoto, translated and published by 1UP, in which the Nintendo boss chats awake the Mario Kart series and the seventh version's design principles.

"Mario Kart is a pretty lasting series, all things considered, so production duties were chiefly handled by Hideki Konno while I mostly oversaw the complete image," said Miyamoto. "With Mario Kart Wii, that included the musical theme of the wheel, and with this one, that included things like the idea of adding hang-gliding stuff to Mario Kart. I make the decisions involving new things to build the gameplay with, in other words."

Just it wasn't all handholding and Kumbayas: "I was actually pretty well against some of the customization features of the game," admits Miyamoto. "It tooshie be fun to win money for racing and use IT to buy out parts and such, simply I didn't think that had much to do with the core fun of the serial. The idea for that came from the studio faculty, though, and my last response was 'If you can build this customization along top of a cubic control and gameplay foundation, then plow ahead'."

Others happening the team occasionally "loud at [him] to look at things many closely," but Miyamoto says he's confident the series is safe hewing to tradition. "The alkalic message here is 'Mario Kart's been hopped-up up for the Nintendo 3DS,' and I think the online upgrades in particular are bad neat."

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Source: https://www.pcworld.com/article/478515/nintendos_miyamoto_initially_fought_mario_kart_7_features.html

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