Relying exclusively on big IP would be a "big mistake" - Former Nintendo artist Takaya Imamura has kicked off the new year with a new blog post titled "Why I...

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Takaya Imamura On Nintendo's Future: Talented And Charismatic Devs Are "Crucial"

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Former Star Fox artist says Nintendo should never forget the importance of their talented staff

The information comes courtesy of the latest issue of Edge Magazine.In a recent issue of Edge Magazine, the Star Fox artist and character designer Takaya Imamura shared some details on how the game's iconic cast came to be. This included offering an insight into how he modelled the character of Fox McCloud on the "essence" of the game's producer Shigeru Miyamoto.The story was shared in issue 407 of the magazine, which featured an interview with …

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Nintendo veteran Takaya Imamura has recently written a blog post detailing why he eventually decided to part ways with Nintendo after a long and healthy career. In the informative post he says that it is important for the Kyoto-based company not to be overly reliant on its IPs and subsequently forget that it is the actual… Read More »Nintendo relying on its popular series would be “a big mistake” says company veteran Source

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Nintendo relying on its popular series would be “a big mistake” says company veteran

There is no doubt that Star Fox is one of Nintendo’s most popular franchises, even though it is at least somewhat forgotten by the company. Today we get the least interesting news from its creator. According to what is shared, Takaya Imamura, Nintendo’s veteran, has shared on his blog the reasons for his departure from the company. He makes clear how important it is not to rely solely on his popular IPs. He pointed out that Nintendo’s true succe…

No hay duda de que Star Fox es una de las franquicias más populares de Nintendo, a pesar de que está algo olvidada al menos por parte de la compañía. Hoy nos llegan noticias cuanto menos interesantes de su creador. De acuerdo con lo compartido, Takaya Imamura, veterano de Nintendo, ha compartido en su blog las razones de su salida de la empresa. Él deja clara la importancia que le da a no depender únicamente de sus IP populares. Señaló que el ve…

Que Nintendo confíe solo en sus franquicias populares sería "un gran error", según este veterano de la compañía - Nintenderos

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Nintendo trusting only its popular franchises would be "a big mistake," according to this company veteran - Nintenderos

Years after his departure from the company, Takaya Imamura thinks "Nintendo is still in good hands"

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Nintendo relying on owning popular series would be "a big mistake" says Zelda, Star Fox veteran: "It's crucial not to forget the talented individuals who uphold the value of those IPs"

Nintendo veteran Takaya Imamura has recently written a blog post detailing why he eventually decided to part ways with Nintendo after a long and healthy career. In the informative post he says that it is important for the Kyoto-based company not to be overly reliant on its IPs and subsequently forget that it is the actual … The post Nintendo relying on its popular series would be “a big mistake” says company veteran appeared first on W CNN RADIO…

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Takaya Imamura, creator of characters like Falcon, Tingle and Star Fox's secondary, believes Nintendo is in good hands, but they shouldn't be trusted.

Takaya Imamura, creador de personajes como Falcon, Tingle y secundarios de Star Fox, cree que Nintendo está en buenas manos, pero que no deben confiarse.

El creador de Capitán Falcon, Tingle y otros personajes cree que Nintendo no debería confiarse con el éxito de sus sagas más populares, como Mario

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The creator of Captain Falcon, Tingle and other characters believes Nintendo should not rely on the success of its most popular sagas, such as Mario

Takaya Imamura, who was the character designer for Star Fox, F-Zero, Tingle for The Legend of Zelda, and more published a blog post today talking about why he left Nintendo. Imamura seemed to have his own internal struggles about the feeling of wanting to accomplish more at the company vs. wanting to go independent to work on his own projects.... The post Star Fox character designer on why he left Nintendo, says company is in “good hands” but sh…

Takaya Imamura On Nintendo's Future: Talented And Charismatic Devs Are "Crucial"

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