[Shigeru Miyamoto said he has never thought about retiring, but will consider passing on his will] Shigeru Miyamoto just celebrated his 71st birthday last month. He has worked at Nintendo for more than 40 years. When asked in a recent interview with the Guardian if he was considering retirement, Miyamoto replied: "Rather than retiring, I will persist until the moment I fall. In today's era, you have to think about things within five years." , so what I have to think about is who to pass on the will to in the future, in case something unexpected happens. The company has many grown talents, and they have already performed very well." In addition, Miyamoto also said in the interview that now I am not a game designer myself, but I am looking for a unique opportunity for my company! Judging from Nintendo's various initiatives this year, this is indeed the case. In addition to Super Nintendo World, there are also the emergence of expanded content in other areas such as "Mario Movie" and "The Legend of Zelda" live-action version.