Miyamoto on Nintendo Revolution Controller

August 1st 2005 | Games Consoles

Nintendo’s living legend talks to GameSpy about the oncoming revolution in game control:

Shigeru Miyamoto took off his game designer hat and spoke about making controllers. Miyamoto helped design the controller for the N64 — the first controller to feature an analog stick. He helped design the controller for the GameCube. Now he is currently working on the Revolution controller. As games become more complex, Miyamoto worries that game controllers are following suit.

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Miyamoto on Nintendo Revolution Controller
Published in: Games Consoles on 2005-08-01