Atsushi Inaba: Due to various circumstances, we've now had a chance to work with Nintendo and it's been really great. You have a certain image of a company, and in the case of Nintendo, we've found it's been really nice to actually work with them and find out what that's like.

I wonder which was their opinion of Nintendo before working with them...

Anyway, given that the game looks very good, knowing that the gameplay will be even better it's just perfect.

Seems development is going horribly and they are eager to announce Bayo 2 going multiplatform.... oh wait, it's the contrary.

"The concern, first and foremost, is the core of the game and the quality of the gameplay. They really have our back in that sense. And that's actually a little bit unnerving, working with people who are such perfectionists in that sense."

Staggering to me that this is some sort of unique insight in game development. Says a lot about state of the industry and why Nintendo holds such great value. Some may see this a anachronistic, but to me many modern games could benefit from this philosophy.

At the end of this interview, they clearly hint at PS4 projects for third parties. I hope they can unveil those at TGS.

and what does that have to do with Platinum´s experience working with Nintendo ?

Nothing. I merely express my desire to play a game developed by PG again on a system I have (or will have in the near future), not to mention PG has to show things for Sony/MS players to tell them they aren't being left behind. 

Honestly, every bit of info about this game makes me want to buy it even more. I have the utmost respect for P*, all of their games so far seem to have been excellent. With Nintendo's QS at their back Bayo2 has the chance to become their masterpiece.

In other words, stealth saltiness.

Been salty since BY2 announcement.

lol... i wonder if Nintendo will buy Platinum.