It’s a little over two weeks until the Wii U launches, and Shigeru Miyamoto is stopping off in Paris on the way back from a trip to Spain to receive the Prince of Asturias award - a prestigious honour presented in the past to people like Bob Dylan and Günter Grass . He seems characteristically unfazed by it all, and by the impending launch of Nintendo’s new console; usually when you talk to anyone in the games industry when they’re building up to a big launch, they look like they haven’t slept in about a month. But then, Miyamoto has done this many times before. As a man who has been there for every single Nintendo home entertainment launch in history, you’ve got to wonder whether it even affects him anymore.
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