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Masahiro Sakurai believes Japanese developers should pursue games that Japanese people like over catering to all demographics
The legendary game director Masahiro Sakurai was recently awarded the “Art Encouragement Prize” from the Japanese ...
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Smash Bros' Sakurai Tells Japanese Devs to Stop 'Americanizing' Their Games
The developer believes overseas gamers are looking for "something unique" in Japanese games, rather than what's standard in ...
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Masahiro Sakurai Wants Japanese Developers To Keep Making Games That They Want To Make
Masahiro Sakurai has always been about the creative side of game development, and so his latest words about Japanese ...
Masahiro Sakurai says Super Smash Bros "might have died out" if not for late Nintendo president Satoru Iwata: "There's no doubt that he influenced me in many ways"
Super Smash Bros creator Masahiro Sakurai has praised late Nintendo president Satoru Iwata's role in not only bringing the iconic fighting series to life, but keeping it going, too. In a new interview ...
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"Keep Pursuing Things Japanese People Like" - Masahiro Sakurai On Creating Successful Games
Masahiro Sakurai says that Japanese developers should focus on creating games that Japanese people like, rather than conforming.
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Super Smash Bros. creator Masahiro Sakurai says he'll make a game "even if it's the opposite of what I like," because "you have to think of it as work, not entertainment"
Super Smash Bros. creator Masahiro Sakurai may be the mastermind behind loads of iconic games, but he doesn't limit himself to only creating things that suit his own tastes, as he's now gone so ...
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After packing Super Smash Bros. Ultimate with content, Masahiro Sakurai unsurprisingly says that working out a game's volume from the start is important
When it comes to making games, Super Smash Bros. creator Masahiro Sakurai believes that working out the amount of content included in them early on is important, which is perhaps unsurprising when ...