I don't understand why people think mature = rated M, in Australia an M rating is basically a Teen in America so maybe that's why I don't get it.. Even then, I don't think I'd want a Nintendo title that is rated MA here or M over in America.

That was an interesting read. It's funny but if any other company had said they were looking at brain sensors I would have laughed, but with the Big N you feel they could do it. It's also refreshing how polite and non-competitive Nintendo's people are. Nintendo is one of the few multi-national corporations that seems to actually care about more than profit. It was nice that Miyamoto doesn't want to go gun-ho down the whole digital distribution. I too prefer a CD.

How is this E3 interview only now just making the rounds on the blogosphere?

Don't forget SEGA - they do what Nintendon't, after all.

i enjoyed the interview and also how professional he was. American and Asian (in general), cultures are so different.

I love reading Miyamoto's interviews but I have a bad headache. Bookmark'd.

And thats what separates you from the real hardcore game industry enthusiasts/fanatics.  :p

And from people with attention spans of more than a few seconds.