Shigeru Miyamoto viewed the Rubik's Cube, not Sony or Sega, as Nintendo's "eternal rival," measuring games against products capable of surprising and attracting non-gamers. Recently translated interviews from 1996 and 1999 show how his industrial design background shaped Nintendo's emphasis on accessibility and innovation, even as the company relied heavily on sequels.
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