But for overall direction, Majora was my first. 'GameSpy: Was Majora's Mask the first game for which you served as director?Īonuma: I directed the development of enemies and dungeons for Ocarina of Time. So it's been very easy for me as producer on this game.' On Majora's Mask he was pretty much independent in moving that project along. It's actually been nice to be able to work as the producer on this game. Eiji Aonuma sitting here to my right is the director. 'This time around, I'm not actually the director of the game. As for Pikmin, I'd say half producer, half director. I was the director of Mario 64, and half producer, half director on Zelda.

Was this the first time that you joined the development of a title since Ocarina of Time? Third of all, why do I think that he had more to do with directorial work that just a mere producer? Well, read the following:

He took control of the reins and saw to it through the end. Second of all, did you even read that article I posted? It does not state that Miyamoto just 'gave some direction'. The reason that he didn't do that for OoT was most likely because he didn't direct the entire game like he did with Mario 64, so he probably felt it wouldn't be fair to the other guys. Miyamoto, being in the position that he is (or even was back then) would have the ability to choose to credit himself as director if need be. First of all, NINTENDO decides who the director is? Not really. Okay, there's several things wrong in here. Mind telling me why you're putting Miyamoto AFTER the directors? -Preceding unsigned comment added by 71.137.242.194 ( talk) 22:49, (UTC) 26.1 Resolution? (aka arbitrary section break).

20 More info on reception in head paragraph: the Greatest Game Ever Made?.16 Since when is Eiji Aonuma a dungeon designer?.14 So why the heck did you whoever change the credits back to what it was?.12 Nintendo Power review NOV 98_VOL_114.9 Aonuma is not the director via OoT's ending credits.8 Edit request for revision of GameRankings.

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