Bravo TV - Nintendo 64 (Computermesse) (01/28/1996) - Ft. English Interview w/ Miyamoto

[@SammyRenard]

It's honestly the first time I hear miyamoto speak in english

[@Msf1011]

And he shouldn't do that again LOL

[@swindlesmccoop]

@@Msf1011 bruh thats actually pretty good english

[@lepidotos]

@@swindlesmccoop not really no

[@F0nkyNinja]

@@lepidotos "We can change the image of game"

[@Whateverwhoification]

2:06 Miyamoto - "The game itself always changes with player's playing." In other words, every copy is personalized.

[@TorutheRedFox]

or what he actually meant, the game isn't linear, with stars not having to be collected in a specific order

[@F0nkyNinja]

He was talking about persistent worlds, like footsteps staying behind and the world changing as you play, this was never really realized on the N64 but it was something Nintendo wanted to do with Ocarina of Time amongst other games, it didn't work out in the end since the N64 had to be expanded - it did but the N64DD flopped so no games came out with this feature.

[@lemong2548]

Stop with this eVeRy CopY Is PeRSoNaLIzeD bs

[@Tom_Lube]

Miyamoto literally doesn't speak english so I truthfully think this was just a issue with his internal translation to be honest.

[@BringMayFlowers]

@@F0nkyNinja 64DD flopped only because Nintendo wanted it to -- the hardware was ready for Spring 1996 but they delayed it to December 1999 to get the internet service working, and even then, it was mail-order and you had to subscribe to Randnet. It could have succeeded if Nintendo let the internet service come out later on.

[@gabrieldejesus941]

Wow!! Shigeru Miyamoto speaking English!!

[@calpeninsularailfan]

Wow!! Every copy is personalized!

[@calpeninsularailfan]

@Cuphead From cuphead v2 wow!! look! its a joke flying over your head!

[@wkakjwjcchannelmoved2245]

@@calpeninsularailfan wow!! E!

[@calpeninsularailfan]

@@wkakjwjcchannelmoved2245 wow!! A!

[@wkakjwjcchannelmoved2245]

@@calpeninsularailfan wow!! its cuphead saying shut up!

[@liam4736]

1:44 you can tell he's trying his best lol, i actually really appreciate the effort

[@kerpa1976]

Indeed👍😊🍺

[@Pepperroni_McRoni]

The song used is Run Away (Raving Wonderland) by Spoo-Key

[@AnthonyDaBest]

What's this?! HQ footage of the beta footage of SM64?

[@MurrayFlashy]

yes

[@emilyy03]

hq footage of the beta footage :tro

[@SlimecraftStudios]

"Help us save this media" *slaps a watermark on it*

[@MCSKITEL]

The way the gameplay was used now gave me an idea of how SM64 truly was discovered

[@shrilleth]

2:00 Miyamoto confirming that every copy of Super Mario 64 is personalized?

[@Tom_Lube]

More like Miyamoto not knowing how to explain concepts in English, which he doesn't speak.

[@Compartilharbrincadeiras901]

2:06 "The game always changes with players playing"

[@MelhodRiperton]

sehr gut bin auf die suche nach das video solange :D

[@dniwetamp]

1:28 I want that music

[@theniski]

this is the spaceworld64 music

[@adamharris7775]

theniski In this music, the Korg M1 internal patch “Organ 1” was heard.

[@dniwetamp]

give

[@lukapuka8320]

@hello there's already an one on yt

[@L_TH_Gaming]

1:36 i find it strange that Jolly Roger Bay was in this build. I mean, where would you even acsess it from? My mind goes straight to somewhere in the courtyard but idk.

[@ianschwartz08]

Probably nowhere, it was likely only accessed at that time from another room we didn't see in spaceworld or simply just the developer level select.

[@L_TH_Gaming]

@@ianschwartz08 did a bit more research (and by that i mean forgot about this comment) and it turns out that the Jolly Roger Bay footage in this is taken from a B-Roll build that was made before spaceworld. you can tell by the Hud. (the numbers have 0's infront of them if they are single digit, and the power meter has a different appearance)

[@Janjauwu]

0:57 someone re start the game...it appears a blues screen with black :v

[@GaelR21]

peri dorito welp founded u :v

[@Zawmbbeh]

Maybe that was pre-logo and just was a blue Nintendo logo.

[@Mushroom378]

I think. It was very common at the time in Japan that the nintendo logo was blue

[@techguy348]

it doesn't look like a nintendo logo but more like a placeholder dialog box.

[@ages_dot_mp4]

It is a blue nintendo logo.

[@MARIO-de9ew]

2:29, slow it down to 0.25 and you can see every health meter frame

[@elGuille_uy]

2:31

[@PedroManX]

So awesome.

[@theblinky_]

Cool! And it's got the clip of Goldeneye when it was still being developed as an on-rails shooter.

[@TuxerTuxar]

1:31 An unused boo stage for a millisecond.

[@averageloser8749]

there is a chance that could just be the same big boo's haunt we see in the final game, but with early unused textures instead of the final ones.

[@olds86307]

@@averageloser8749 e3 has a different BBH model. Simply, it isnt

[@ianschwartz08]

​​​@@olds86307And this footage is half a year earlier than e3, so to some extent he could be correct, maybe not the part of it being the final bbh obviously, but just bbh in general.

[@olds86307]

@@ianschwartz08 old comments i hate them aughhahfh ok but that one yamaguchi build i forgot the name one of the rooms was completely different im just saying that like it isn't similar almost at all in the b-roll images we have

[@AuntieAliasing]

that is some extremely intense music at the beginning lol

[@sem_aki]

Wow man findet nicht viele Videos über die alten Messen, ist eine ganz andere Atmosphäre als heutzutage bei gamescom weil es nicht so überfüllt war :D

[@CartoonComedy64]

1:07

[@olds86307]

0:58 the first time i ever saw the blue nintendo screen on one of the tv's behind him

[@olds86307]

yea it still shocks me

[@theniski]

what is the song from 0:00 to 0:45

[@rodrigojogos.]

Idk

[@amandastill5124]

@@rodrigojogos. tell him you idiot don't do that idk

[@piplupsingularity]

A German show featuring a Japanese game with an Italian plumber.

[@andredominguez3199]

Mr. Worldwide

[@adamharris7775]

At 1:36, beta Jolly Roger Bay.

[@14_splashyxd]

@Chris Puhara no

[@14_splashyxd]

@Chris Puhara that no are a ship is A boat

[@lukapuka8320]

@@14_splashyxd so a "no" is a "ship" and "ship" is a "boat"?

[@sirthomasolddump]

R.I.P. Project Space World (2014-2016)

[@kamikazilucas]

2:24 dat masuda?

[@techguy348]

the game looks like its running on finalized hardware

[@ViewpointProd]

it wasent.

[@herewegosupermario7738]

2:05 *spooky*

[@0DRONZER]

whats the song in the beggining

[@epicCoolgiytryhsrfsea]

0:56 i though the game crashed on that monitor with the cannon but it was actually resetting cuz of the "video (number)" thing

[@Mushroom378]

1:28 does someone know the music? or is it from the game?

[@Mushroom378]

nope it is not can you provide me a link

[@SSDARKPIT]

Why is no one commenting that at 2:28 Mario performs a ground-pound and he doesn't pause in mid-air?

[@hondamanvtec2894]

Cos its just a Beta... so that is just normal

[@TorutheRedFox]

his position updates no matter which action argument the ground pound state is in

[@suba_sususu]

宮本さん英語喋ってる！！ 辿々しいけどゲームへの熱意が伝わるよ

[@jeffersoncountyeassuperchr4282]

What does San mean?

[@calebwright8786]

@@jeffersoncountyeassuperchr4282 means mr.

[@jeffersoncountyeassuperchr4282]

@@calebwright8786 Oh

[@pizzagamingguy5038]

The game always changes with players playing…

[@sant2848]

Ok so Mario 64 beta is real TELL ME ABOUT THR MARIO 64 BETA BUILD

[@olds86307]

wat

[@arfansthename]

NO LAKITU BROS CUTSCENE?!

[@TheInfiniteLegend]

Hey Dudaw, is it too much to ask that you could find the track used at the beginning of the video?

[@juanenchilada8894]

hold up,why is this video copyrighted?

[@lukapuka8320]

nintendo is tight on copyright

[@adamharris7775]

1:07, Mario sounds like Phil on Rugrats/All Grown Up!.

[@Nomar2007_NWDE_WRESTLING]

those were actually *Voice Spectral Volume 1/Warner Bros Sound Effect Library* voices from Mario used as a placeholder

[@joman66]

Why won't freaking Nintendo release this beta version of Super Mario 64 from Space World 1995!

[@aeonicbutterfly9662]

There's really not much point, TBH. Nintendo doesn't work that way. Few publishers do, really. There's two exceptions off the top of my head, and they are SEGA, who wanted to release their TGS version of Sonic 1, but couldn't find the ROM, and Apogee/3D Realms, who released prototype versions of their gaming classic, Shadow Warrior. For the most part, there's little interest in it besides a niche community, and the product they released is how they want the game to be seen.

[@radornkeldam]

Also, there's no real money to be made for the effort of digging it up and dusting it off so that it's something usable. And they are paranoid about giving up potential game/feature ideas. Miyamoto and company hoard all their creative juices always trying to find some way to make them into a game. I'm not saying they are 100% right with that or that these ideas are so excelent, that's just how they work. They see very little to gain and much to potentially lose in releasing these things, and, honestly, it's hard to argue against that.

[@SM64Beta]

@@radornkeldam But lost media is usually found for little gain, it's like a preservation thing I guess.

[@radornkeldam]

I don't get what you are trying to say.

[@SM64Beta]

@@radornkeldam You said there's no real money to be made for the effort of digging it up and dusting it off so that it's something usable. I was just kind of responding to that part by saying there usually is no money to be made when digging up and making something usable again on the subject of video games.

[@promaster424]

Let me guess, it's also your first time hearing Miyamoto speak english. - To everyone watching this video

[@Technoob_BG]

Yes

[@martinpalke808]

WTF!! Tet aus der VG !! Ich glaub ich zuck aus. Good old Times

[@Gruntilda-Winkybunion]

cooles Video

[@GoldenYoshi1]

I immediately started dancing lol

[@Mickeyink]

I wonder how old this channel is??

[@TorutheRedFox]

kzbin.infoabout

[@SuperMario231]

"The game itself always changes with player's playing." This is true. If you encountered something strange in your Mario 64 cartridge/rom, this was happen for unknown reason. Because every copy of Super Mario 64 is personalized.

[@blackzero786]

30 Star Bowser always got harder after being hit once, getting the second hit in required more effort because his AI became harder.

[@olds86307]

H O O H

[@olds86307]

wat was this for

[@Nintendka_Russia]

I'm Russian Nintendo ❤❤❤❤❤

[@ThePolishOrange]

Titles on Shoshinkai: Mario Kart R (64) Water thingy Rocket64 Pepole: *SUPA MARIO SIXTI FOR* (Specialy i typed in that way)

[@MrHatsman]

dudaw is dead

[@SockandBox]

1:28