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Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto Interviewed - Wii Will Create a Cultural Shift

"Nintendo won't simply be taking the same type of games you're already familiar with and giving them a new coat of paint and feature upgrade. We're looking to push boundaries and attract new admirers. Women, girlsâ?¦ They're only the beginning. Unlike competitors, Wii's audience is much bigger than the one for a typical gaming system."

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