Hideki Kamiya is 'Forever Indebted to Nintendo' Over Bayonetta 3
Platinum Games vice president Hideki Kamiya in an interview with Famitsu and translated by Nintendo Everything said
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Platinum Games vice president Hideki Kamiya in an interview with Famitsu and translated by Nintendo Everything said
Platinum Games vice president Hideki Kamiya in an interview with Famitsu and translated by Nintendo Everything said
>> yelling and screaming at guys. >> what the hell are you trying to do? >> is he a coaching genius. lawrence: will, the moment that we got the news, all i could think about was that special on christmas day and, of course, none of us knew that he was on the rocks or anything like that. so to have this tribute to him on christmas day and get news, it was really sad to hear. will: yeah. it was -- i don't know the right word to use. but more than coincidental, perhaps fateful that the nfl had chosen to honor john madden just days, as you point out, days before the nfl lost john madden. commissio...
Tour. i'm just proud to be associated with him in any way really. >> and quincy jones, i had the honor of interviewing him a couple of years ago. he too is like bigger than life when you hear music produced by him. much of michael jackson's music produced by him, but other artists, too. what do you think of? where is he in your memory bank? >> quincy is my mentor. he's the one that discovered me. he's the one that introduced me to mr. jackson. he's the one that introduced my song to michael. so i am forever indebted to quincy jones. and he's the guy that i co-wrote these special olympics songs...