Uh you realize the producer has a big part in the creation of a product right? And if you want you can just scroll up the list to see Wii Fit and Wii Music, neither of which are sequels, nor relate to each other, and you just trapped yourself  since you made the claim about Nintendogs being made by Miyamoto when he was producer on Nintendogs not designer... THE END

Sorry dude but Little Big PLANET IS BORING. The game's physics are terrible. I doubt you can recreate donkeykong country returns or even the old ones to be exactly the same. Seriously I've seen enough vids and the Sackboy's movements are so limited and SLOW (Like most HD software outside of PC). Don't give me that shit that it can be created EXACTLY. I'd like to see you try. OH and those crappy re-creations of Super Mario Bros. are also TERRIBLE and do not compare to the old 80s Mario game.

its Typo -_-; ,  you replied way too fast, look at the edit

Uh... a typo is when you misspell something by accident, you entirely changed your response... again, your logic was he created Nintendogs, since you know producers have great influence on the titles they produce, and hell he's produced a LOT of games since Nintendogs, and if we go by your change in logic that it's only games he designed then we have Wii Fit and Wii Music... either way is fine with me since you're factually wrong on both ends

Lol yeah but have you ever played them?

i couldn't say something is crappy if i went on youtube and saw gameplay videos of it , thats just stupid.

and ever more stupid is this whole crusade against HD games and 3D ga- ..... no just HD because 3DS is made by nintendo!

FFS how i'm i wrong ? i didn't bring that up on my own, can't you read the "Development " Section ? or are you into the "Ignore reasonable facts obey Miyamoto" mode?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wii_Sports#Development

there see i'll highlight it more for you

Katsuya Eguchi, who managed Software Development Group 2 at Nintendo Entertainment Analysis and Development, produced Wii Sports.

unless that is Miyamoto in disguise i don't see how i am "Wrong on both ends"

No

He was the general producer on the title, and none of that negates anything else I've said, don't even dare try to rope me into some "obey Miyamoto" crap, you're doing exactly what I said you would do when presented with facts, which is start a fight, your entire logic was negated by you yourself when you said Miyamoto created Nintendogs while he was producer of that title and not designer which you said it needed to be to apparently be created by Miyamoto.

So if he needs to be a producer of the title to be considered a creator of said product well there are plenty of examples like Wii Sports, if he needs to be designer to be considered a creator of said product he has products since Nintendogs as well, again factually wrong.

Trying to understand a company like Nintendo is quite hard, so instead of looking at the asignations it's better to look into the whole process, the "Iwata Asks" are a good place to begin:

http://uk.wii.com/wii/en_GB/software/iwata_asks_wii_sports_resort_2200.html

http://uk.wii.com/wii/en_GB/software/iwata_asks_wii_fit_-_volume_1_1797.html

http://us.wii.com/iwata_asks/wii_sports/

So it's not a process like "Guy X" created this or that. It's more like "Guy X" put something in a piece of paper so then "Guy y", "Guy z" and "Guy v" contributed to make that idea bigger. (according to the Iwata Asks for Wii sports the whole thing started with some pics doodled by Miyamoto in a piece of paper)

Again did you read that section?, i'm not trying to start a fight,i'm just saying what i want to say, just an opinion, is it to hard to except that there are people who dislike the PR stuff that the people in companies say? , people are so sensitive...

@alfred

of course i know a company works in teams, its a company after all.

btw i'm off i've got a plane to catch =/ (and no i'm not making excuses , i didn't realize the time passing being on this thread =s)

HOLY CRAP!!!

I....never realized that. LOL that just blew my mind a little.