Shigeru Miyamoto: The Father Of Super Mario 64

A greatest game designer that I must mention. “Miyamoto often talks about his childhood as providing a firm starting point for his design processes”( Dewinter). Shigeru Miyamoto is known as the “Father of Super Mario”. He advocates "happy games", so not all works attract graphics, but more are game mechanics. Mario 's fun music and well-designed scenes make the entire game feel like a private playground.

The game New Super Mario Brothers was created by Miyamoto in 1983. “Super Mario Bros. (Miyamoto, 1985) seems a good place to start, both because of its importance to the field and its huge influence on a whole generation of game designers— and because, at first glance, you might be hard put to find any source of uncertainty in the game” (Costikyan). Whether it is worldview or games, the Super Mario Brothers have reached an unprecedented peak. Players are not feeling bored during the playing time. Miyamoto decided to focus on games rather than others, which is different

It is hailed as one of the great electronic games ever. As an early 3D platform game, Super Mario 64 is based on the gameplay of the open world. “Completing a level requires you to face three kinds of challenges: those of navigation, enemies, and traps” (Costikyan). It retains many of the early Mario game elements and characters and the same art style. These challenges include defeating the boss, solving puzzles, and collecting coins. As more " the stars" will be collected, more areas of the world will be available to explore. The entire super Mario 64 development took about three years, with a year of design and about two years of direct development of game software. Miyamoto and other designers don 't know where the game should go. It takes months to select the direction. The original concept consisted of a fixed-path game and then chose a 3D design for an open