Miyamoto Usagi, the protagonist of Usagi Yojimbo ("Rabbit Bodyguard"), was created by Stan Sakai and made his first ...

The adventures of Miyamoto Usagi started back in 1984 ... from his home village would lead to him having a son. Usagi and ...

"In Chibi Usagi: Attack of the Heebie Chibis–Expanded Edition: The rabbit samurai has been reimagined in a "Chibi World," and Miyamoto Usagi isn't the only one! While fishing for freshwater eels ...

KYOTO, Japan — Shigeru Miyamoto has been making the same request of all new employees at Nintendo for at least the past decade: For the love of all things Super Mario, please design games that ...

One name we're quite used to seeing when the credits of a Nintendo game roll is Shigeru Miyamoto, but it seems he's not listed in the latest Zelda game Echoes of Wisdom. Max Nichols of Hyrule ...

Despite Miyamoto's absence from the game's credits, the mechanics and characters of Echoes of Wisdom are a satisfying blend for old and new fans alike. It remains to be seen when Miyamoto's next ...

In a recent interview with The New York Times at the soon-to-open Nintendo Museum in Kyoto, Japan, Nintendo’s Shigeru Miyamoto discussed the company’s overarching philosophy and why AI might ...

Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto has stated the company would "rather go in a different direction" when it comes to using AI. In an interview with the New York Times, Miyamoto discussed the importance ...

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Yeah they’re not doing the same thing they did with gacha mobile games. Nintendo has chimed in on AI twice, via Shigeru Miyamoto, and via their fabled legal department. As reported by Nintendo ...

Nintendo, however, isn't one of them, with Shigeru Miyamoto revealing that when it comes to AI, his company would "rather go in a different direction." Miyamoto, the creator of some of Nintendo's ...

"When that happens," as Miyamoto describes, "everyone starts to go in the same direction, but that is where Nintendo would rather go in a different direction." It's refreshing to hear as a fan ...