10 page Ninja Gaiden 2/Dragon Sword interview with Itagaki!!!

LINK

Badass!

It' s almost like your new info came with your new " thumbs up yeeay!" avatar.

Almost like you' re agreeing it' s badass.

I' m gonna chomp on this news for lunch.

There are two rules to success:

1. Never tell all you know.

ORIGINAL: Tiz

It' s almost like your new info came with your new " thumbs up yeeay!" avatar.

Almost like you' re agreeing it' s badass.

I' m gonna chomp on this news for lunch.

Ooh boy what a read. I am full.

How can you get it wrong Kikizo??

" Inazuma Drop?"

Man, Itagaki must have felt bad " Have these guys paid ANY attention to my game??"

Tut tut. But cool interview though.

There are two rules to success:

1. Never tell all you know.

I didn' t think that interview was very essential. I think I could have survived without it. It' s not like water. Water is essential. So is the sun.

Anyway this article is already being linked to on many other sites, so good job!

Was a good interview.

After finally owning/playing (touch screen only) Zelda: HH. cannot wait to play Dragon' s sword.

The only gripe i have with Zelda: HH is that your Pen would get in the way of the action every now and again. Glad Itagaki / TN took this to mind and was clever enough to work out that the DS in ' book mode' would get rid of this little problem.

Currently playing:
Korg DS 10 (ds) /  Metal Slug 7 (ds)
Rhythm Heaven (ds) /  Fire Emblem (ds)
Super Stardust HD (psn) /  Virtua Fighter 5 (360)
FSX (P

His reflections on censorship and the responsibilities of artists working in an entertainment medium were interesting to me. I agree with his characterization of entertainment artists who want to work very far outside the general perception of acceptable depictions as " unlucky" or " unfortunate" ; it does seem like an unfortunate fate, but it is also important work.

Itagaki and Igarashi are the last true rockstar developers.

They have an opinion of their own, give fantastic interviews and never get boring.

Stealth does not arise from speed, but from economy of motion.

Nagoshi might be another one.

Nagoshi? A fallen rock star, maybe. He won' t give me a proper Super Monkey Ball 3. The Wii version sucks ass. I want a real Monkey Ball game. No jump buttons. No boss fights. No lameness. The first two were so good (though part two tried to wreck things with the dumb switches). Also, we don' t need 50 minigames. 10 is fine. Just make sure Monkey Target is one of them and that it' s done right.

Hehehe. Well, I was mainly commenting on his attitude in general.