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Miyamoto No Longer Sad, But Wants To Refute One Criticism

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Shigeru Miyamoto is no longer suffering the GameCube blues, we learned at E3. In fact, he’s been turning heads. But he is still trying to shake the criticism that Nintendo’s Wii games are shallow.

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This is part of a longer interview conducted by Kotaku with Miyamoto, the lead creative director for Nintendo, at E3 last week.

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