Can we look forward to Mario All-Stars type game collections on the Gamecube?
Miyamoto: Yes, in order to fulfill the library for Gamecube, or Nintendo’s game software titles, there are several teams that are working on a variety of game software of that kind. But my own objective of introducing Gamecube this time is that I want to make more than a Mario game. That is what I’m aiming for. And if you ask me that question, no I don’t have any specific plans at this point in time to make use of the old games for the new platform. Question: When we saw Mario 64 for the first time, it really changed the way we played games at that time. Is it going to be something similar with the Gamecube? Miyamoto: I think that yes, we’ll be able to provide you with new excitement like what you’ve experienced with N64. But the evolution from N64 to Gamecube is like the improvements from NES to SNES. That’s the kind of progress that we are going to experience with Gamecube from N64. In other words, it’s not going to change the generation, but it’s going to be a more matured version o
