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Nobody Beats the Miz: Q Entertainment's Tetsuya Mizuguchi on Name Recognition
Gamasutra: When did you get in from London? Tetsuya Mizuguchi: Just yesterday… GS: Oh, how’s the jetlag? TM: I think…I think it’s pretty bad. GS: I’ll be in London next month – how was it? TM: Really nice. You should go to the Tate Modern Museum, they have a very large Kandinsky exhibit right now. It was great. You should really check it out. GS: That’s a good idea, I didn’t even think about that. If you happen to go to Amsterdam next time, check out their De Stijl collection. TM: De Stijl? GS: Yeah, it was a maverick group in Holland, and for some time everyone thought they were very amateurish, but they wound up influencing a lot of great artists over time. It’s the largest collection in the world there, and right now the museum is right on the channel temporarily. TM: Ok… GS: So…have you played the new Sega Rally? TM: (laughs) No, not yet.
GS: Do you feel any connection to your old products when someone comes out with a new version? TM: You mean like Sega Rally, or…? GS: Yeah. TM: Hmm…not so much. |
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