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“Stop f------ quoting me every time a game gets delayed. I said that s--- in the 90s when games couldn't receive updates or patches after release. Just cause a game gets delayed doesn't mean it's automatically going to be a good game that's not even what I f------ meant" Shigeru Miyamoto

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200 "A delayed game is eventually good. A bad game will sell 10 millions copies in 3 days — Shigeru Miyamoto
Edge What's the secret of a good game? SM Well, to make a game you must put in a lot of effort [laughs]. I'll put my neck out and say that PlayStation games sound good, but when you watch them in action they're not finished at all in my opinion. A game is finished when a creator decides it is. There are lots of games developed for Nintendo that have to be refused release because they are not finished. When you are making a game the creator must not allow it to be released because he is satisfied – he must always think about the player's feelings and wishes. Self-satisfaction is not conducive to creativity. I think that European painters – like the impressionist Cezanne, for example – were always thinking about how to surprise the customer to impress them in a gallery. It is very important.
A delayed game is eventually good, but it will never be as good as Skyrim Shigeru Miyamoto
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Uploaded May 12, 2022 at 09:15AM EDT

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A Delayed Game Is Eventually Good, But a Bad Game Is Bad Forever

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