The Making of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild - Bonus Session
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- The creators of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild discuss their favorite characters, locations, and shrines, and then share a special message to all viewers.
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Pixelating the dubious food was such a brilliant idea. The implication that you made something so disgusting it needed to be censored is hilarious.
Not to mention Links facial features while cooking ‘em is hilarious 😂
But now I really wanna see the original
43 years old, many decades playing games and again, having this long lost feeling of discovering a new magical world, like first time i played a video game.
Thx Nintendo
Exact same. 42 years old and felt like a kid again. Amazing, Nintendo! Who else can do that?
Nintendo knows what video games are all about. I really like how one of the developers said that they prioritized features over everything else. That's something a lot of developers could learn from.
-cough- PS, Xbox and PC -cough-
i like them all but they all focus too much on graphics...
and now so do my friends...
iMad 2108 Indeed. Realistic graphics are nice but what's the point if the game itself doesn't have much in it? I love how the world feels alive, the way NPCs react and how the environment will teach you a lesson if you wear metal during a lightning storm or go to a desert without the proper materials or equipment.
I find this game technically impressive on the Wii U, not so much on the Switch. The Wii U is very limited with it's Hardware and the GPU and CPU is just a little bit more better than the Xbox 360. The Large Open World, Gameplay Mechanics, Loading times, Visuals, the small details, the Physics. It's so impressive how they were able to pull that off with a System with 1GB of RAM. I think it had 2GB of RAM so correct me if I am wrong.
I find this game technically impressive on the Wii U, not so much on the Switch. The Wii U is very limited with it's Hardware and the GPU and CPU is just a little bit more better than the Xbox 360. The Large Open World, Gameplay Mechanics, Loading times, Visuals, the small details, the Physics. It's so impressive how they were able to pull that off with a System with 1GB of RAM. I think it had 2GB of RAM so correct me if I am wrong.
Some developers have learned from Nintendo. Square Enix, Blizzard, Bethesda, 2K, Bandai Namco, ect. I understand that some developers want to push a System to the limit to show off the technical potential the Console and Developer has. Naughty Dog and Uncharted 4 is a great example of this and having good graphics isn't a bad thing since it helps with the immersion of the game which makes you feel like you are apart of this world. I've had that feeling with Breath of the Wild, it makes me wish I was apart of that World.
I just have no idea how they're going to top this game honestly
JackofAllSpadess People said the same thing about Ocarina of Time. Now look where we are.
Raiguard
oh great, so another 20 years? 😂
There's always room to improve and try new things. If one thing burns you out, try something you've never done before or in a long time.
JackofAllSpadess Every game has some kind of flaw(s) in them, including this one. Another Zelda could top this with gorgeous and beautiful graphics like the witcher 3, no frame drops, more dungeons, etc
A stronger story would also be a huge plus. BotW's plot was alright, but it was very traditional and didn't really do anything mindblowing.
this is why i freaking love Nintendo, they're always about fun, rather than having the most graphically powerful console.
Hunter Allen I love how one of the devs pointed out that they made the gameplay features a priority over graphics and whatnot.
yea thats why the wiiu FAIL
OmegaValwin dont diss the Wiiu! sure it failed miserably, but it had some fantastic first party games.
Link so? they were still fantastic.
+Hunter Allen That awkward moment when the Nintendo Switch is the most graphically powerful handheld console to date.
i can't wait to see the "Available Now" text for BOTW 2.
Amazing game made by amazing people
I'm admittedly not a big Zelda fan and still haven't picked this game up yet but I have to give these guys props for creating a game that looks so fun and endlessly exciting
you're not the only one
It's been three years, did you pick it up?
@@Superstrike_11 I did! Yeah it’s got issues and it honestly didn’t live up to the hype of the Switch presentation trailer in terms of story but it was still fun for the second Zelda game I’ve completed (first was Wind Waker)
@@KidAL0 in what ways do you think it didn’t live up to the hype? Also is wind waker worth playing?
@@backseatpalace Well when I say that I’m mostly referring to that trailer in the presentation. I hadn’t been following the game closely and I guess I just wasn’t prepared for half the cutscenes (and easily the most interesting ones) to be flashbacks. Also I understand the purpose of making the soundtrack more subtle and I appreciate that but I was really hoping something on the level of the song in the trailer would show up eventually and nothing really compared imo. Again though, it was still fun.
If you enjoy the other more “traditional” 3D Zelda games and don’t mind the cartoony aesthetic I don’t think Wind Waker will disappoint. It’s got good music and nice characters. I played the HD version that came with a few QOL changes though so the original would likely be a little more tedious. Apart from a dungeon or two not being my thing, I don’t really have any complaints. In a word, yes, it’s worth it
you all make me cry with the amount of care you put into this game. i wish i had the same passion for one thing and had a bunch of friends all gathered around that share that dream.
underrated game, should be 10000/10
TRU DAT
So 1000/1?
+pghdave420 Actually old Zelda games such as the original are more about exploration and excitement rather dungeons. For the past decade and a half, Zelda games have been 5% explore and 95% dungeon tasks. Nintendo stated they wanted to go back to their roots and start a brand-new type of Zelda game in the image of the first and they did it near perfect.
Noah Cool Man wait what do you know what the divine beasts are?
"Recent Zeldas are too linear and hold your hand and don't let you explore and wah wah wah"
Did *_ANYONE_* play a Link Between Worlds!?!?? AKA the game right before BotW that brought back nonlinearity!?!?
This "The Making of" series was amazing! Thanks for the insight!
5 awesome peeps in one table lol
I was expecting one of them to whisper when they were talking at the end and for the guy to go "shh" all happily.. Seem too much fun to be around! No wonder the game is what it is.
I get emotional just hearing these guys talk about this game. It's so clear how much passion went into this game and I think I speak for a vast majority of BotW players when I say that we appreciate every ounce of passion you put into it. It's beyond words sometimes because I'm caught up in so much emotion playing through it, even the second time through.
Still obsessed with this game. It’s a masterpiece.
I played it for basically 3 weeks straight (whenever I had time) and beat it but there was still so much stuff I didn't do! So this game has a lot of replay ability and it is definitely one of the best games of all time!!!! (At least to me)
Isaiah Budd when i get it, im just gonna try to get all the memories and see if there is a secret ending where Link and Zelda kiss :)
iMad 2108 I got all the memories and all the divine beasts but I don't know what the "normal" ending is so I don't know if I got the secret ending or not... But either way it was a good ending and game!
Masterpiece of a game :)
I *love* these Behind-the-scenes videos!
*Please, Nintendo:* Make more of those, also for other game series! :)
None of you are first...
We all arrived at the same time
MankeyGamez Yeah, everyone started the vídeo at 0:00
MankeyGamez true true
These guys made such an amazing game. I'm at 190 hours and still loving it.
These guys all have amazing minds. I honestly can't believe the amount of hard work that went into this game. Thank you.
after getting extreme pressure from my friend to purchase the game (it was his first zelda and he absolutely got punched by it), i thought considering buying that strange game that people were talking about. I was only 12 years old back then, so i couldn't watch any videos or resumes at the time about it, so i had absolutely no knowledge of zelda whatsoever.
When the pandemic broke out, our nintendo switch, which we (my younger brother and sister) had in christmas of 2019, got plenty of games to make confinement less boring. So we got luigi's mansion, mario odyssey, mario kart, smash bros and... zelda.
For a kid whose biggest knowledge was mario kart on the Wii (our only other console), zelda was absolutely fascinating and my brother and sister even quitted everything they did when i lit up the switch for breath of the wild. As far as we knew, our knowledge was so limited that we thought that zelda was link's name, that funny green guy that we saw sometimes in the windows of some shops... and that was it. It was so impressive and huge that we even stopped playing the game for a while, almost scared of its sheer power to process everything that we learnt so far.
Playing that game absolutely changed me, and i started collectionning nintendo old consoles and games, with objective to play every single zelda games on their original consoles. I must have now at least 500 hours put into the game and i collected all the koroks, and played the game in master mode. Zelda was like a wildfire and my family now loves zelda music, story and characters thanks to this single game. I played many other games after that, but none captured that feeling of raw wonder i had, and i often find myself replaying zelda instead of, say, a brand-new game i just bought. This is the best game i ever played, and its absolutely impossible that another games dethrones it in my heart.
Thank you all the dev team, you god-sent incredible geniuses for providing some of the best memories i've ever had... and making me know that the main protagonist's name is actually link!
Wow, i wrote much longer than i thought... congrats on making it to the end! (also, sorry for bad english, i am not a native english speaker)
cant wait for botw2 releasing soon! :D
This game is just so wonderful, hearing them talk about it and the little details and what took priority is so fun. Thank you Nintendo, for putting so much care into this game
Oh yes! I like THAT ONE TOWER as well!
He said the super tall one, there's one tower that's way taller than the rest.
Also known as, the one nobody expected to hear an Accordion on.
He's on about the Gerudo tower in the Gerudo highlands. It's WAY taller than the others.
He also mentioned something at the top - there's one tower where you get a Shrine Quest at the top, so it must be THAT one.
Yeah, when he says "You know who", he's talking about Kass.
It's really fun looking back on all the people awestruck at the game with no clue how they'd ever top BotW, knowing now just how vast an improvement TotK is in nearly every way
What aonuma said at the end was soo true,I've had a blast playing this game with my friends,it's so much fun and they tell me to try this and that,to go to this place,to look for shrines or to engage or not engage in battes,it's just fun to play in this world,
Thank you Nintendo. You're a true credit to the gaming industry as a whole. I'll always be by your side to support you down the path as a company.
theres two games that i will carry with me forever, its red dead redemption and Zelda breath of the wild.
Bernardo Salles mine are BOTW and Sonic Forces
I can confirm, when I got this my whole family was watching and playing. My parents understood it, unlike games like Overwatch or even Smash where there's just a lot happening and fast paced. But they really got it, it was a blast.
05:10 These guys deserve medals, raise, luxurious boats and standing ovations
the beginning is such a mood
I have finished it after 140 hours and I still can't get enough of it. I keep going back and thanks to the Switch I'm playing it everywhere and showing everyone.
I'm really hoping for some patches to improve performance though, especially in docked mode.
This was the funniest part to me: 2:02
"it's hard to remember all the names of the shrines because there are so many of them..."
"during development, I suggested that we give them all unique names though."
"ultimately, they implemented my idea of naming them all."
"I can't remember the name of it, but the shrine with the bouncing ball is the most memorable to me."
thanks again for this legendary game
still playing the game to this day
Thanks for letting us play
The legend of Zelda, was, is, and always will be, the epitome of video gaming.
Bring back Puzzle League / Panel De Pon!
That's true Aonuma, the other day i was playing the Wii U version of The Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild, suddenly my cousins went in and i was about to change it for Sm4sh (since it can be played with 8 people) and they asked me to play Zelda, they never saw that game (some of the youtubers they watch got their videos released later) and i got the game at day one so it was really great seeing how my cousins aproached the game in different ways, sadly they don't have money to get a Switch or Wii U, but they have more than motivation to play this game, i hope it to be in the near future, but for now, i must say thank you for this game, i hope everybody plays it...
There was a hallway in the game where I was locked in by two gates. It took me a minute to realize how to get out because places don't tell you which skills you should use, you just try all of them.
im not even much of a zelda fan, but this game is simply amazing... its amazing how much hrs you can get out of it, and not even be bored of it....
This is amazing. So much love and work put into it, they are talking about it like some childhood memory, they really consider this game to be their baby. This is a part of the history, best game ever made, and all of you should be proud - and I can see that you are. This game is truly special and I am enjoying it. Thank you Nintendo for being part of my life from mid 90's. I can proudly say that at some point I had most of your game consoles in my possession. SNES is still with me.
Here’s to the BOTW team as they embark on the sequel!
Only Nintendo can make game that propels itself to one of my favorites, if not my favorite, with only a few hours of play time. Thank you so much for giving me the most enjoyable and memorable video game experience I've had since Fallout New Vegas released in 2010.
Favorite Character: No love for Sidon?!
I can't believe I've played for over 50 hours and I only JUST arrived at my 3rd divine beast. This will likely be 80-100 hours for me and it's all been spectacular.
This is my new favorite video game of all time I am so glad that it got delayed so many times, I don't really mind waiting 4 years or whatever it was to play this amazing masterpiece of a game and I look forward to the DLC in the future thank you Nintendo!
The one thing that worries me is that they won't a game like this one again...
The fierce deity Yeah, but I don't want to wait. The next Zelda game is most likely going to be like the traditional ones. Besides, waiting 20 years for another awesome Zelda game will be unbearable
Loved this video series, learned a lot about the game developer's philosophies on design. After finishing the game after playing for 210 hours I can safely say that my journey has only begun.
In just a few years, all the promotional material for this game will be a distant memory. Thank you for this game. The DLC isn't even available yet and I want another sequel to this game.
Was Aonuma talking about Kass when he talks about a very tall tower and how the melody tells you of "you know who?"
The fact that they were laughing about stuff in the game made everything so personal, it was great
AWESOME bonus
harambe is better
Thanks for giving me a open world Zelda game that I have been waiting for a long time for
These guys are exceptionally talented individuals. They deserve more recognition.
My son and I fight over the controller when playing this game and have endless discussions about what to do next but very rarely follow the story line - always falling back into the narrative as we explore. We also love the plot premise of a civilisation that discovers an ancient (stone based) technology then proceeds to use it to destroy their world - I wonder where you could have got that idea from ... hmm
ありがとうございました (Hopefully this means "thank you" for what you have made for us)
Never been a Zelda fan until now.. Beautiful game guys
A lot of people may not have seen / heard this small detail, but anouma actually froze time for maybe even 10 seconds! at 5:47 listen for it. He uses his stand The world.
Been playing the game every day ever since it released. I don't feel like fighting Ganon yet because the game is too awesome and don't want to end it.
Thank you everyone at Nintendo for the best game I've ever played
One thing im missing is more footage from recording sessions in the studio and interviews with the composers.
This team worked so hard to create a beautiful and enjoyable game, and they completely succeeded. Thanks to the game developers and Nintendo for such an emotional experience!
Thank you for making this game. It’s beautiful, fun, and the player is constantly exploring new things. That yearn for adventure, that eagerness to explore, that was my favorite part of the game. I hope we get that same feeling in the sequel. But now after replaying the game I am much more interested in the story than I was originally. I am very excited to see what you come up with for the sequel. Whatever you release, I’m sure we will not be disappointed :)
Aonuma's words about playing with others at the end are so accurate. This game really is meant to be multi-player, even though only one person plays
I really enjoyed playing this in my bed or on the toilette. It was such a Great experience xD
1:40 Gerudo Tower
1:46 Knew it!
Meanwhile at Bioware office:
"I liked the detail we put into animation "
"I loved the character creation with endless possibilities"
Animation is actually very important in a game. With sound, it's what gives the most feedback to the player.
If a game has bad animations, the fun the game provides will be greatly reduced.
Thanks Nintendo for making the best Zelda to date! This sits right next to Skyward sword for me!
I like Revali the most, too!
I like dev interviews like this, keep em coming nintendo!
How to humanize an already very human game.
Great game to play with others! Me, gf and friends would play together, give out pointers to things they see or ideas they have, taking turns to play and solve shrines together. :)
this was a great game nothing could beat this game
Mipha's grace is now ready!
Urbosa's fury is ready!
Rivali's gale is now ready!
Forgot the last one :/
this is a master piece.
How did you guys make such a different game, but have it still evoke the same feelings that only this franchise can?
thank you for this game even though I do not have it, yet.
I love that they're giving the developers some spotlight (at least the team directors). Zelda was not made by Miyamoto and Aonuma alone!
I like how this was a nice conversation with all of them together rather than this super showy and super formal and braggy presentation that was all about how they made the graphics engine
thx Nintendo!
I ❤ Nintendo. I hope we are going to have this kind of content for Totk release
I only wish the game had regular fishing poles. I know there's not much point, since catching fish is so easy. But I was hoping there would be some fishing contests in the game where you could do some regular pole fishing and earn prizes. Like the fishing pond in Ocarina Of Time.
seeing all of the people in this comment section saying "best game ever period" is kind of getting to me, but here is a warning for everyone: this is an honest comment coming from a lifelong zelda and nintendo fan (and also someone who was 100% completed BoTW but hasent gotten all korok seeds), everything you read here is honest and genuine, if you want my overall thoughts, the game is good, the story is lacking, gameplay is fine, if you want my detailed opinion, read the rest of this comment, i will be critical of many things in this game and will use older zelda games as reference, so now i will stop boring you with all this and tell you what i truly think. First: the story of the game, this is one of the most dull zelda stories i ever had to go through in any zelda game to date, there is absolutely no character nor plot development in this game, everything happent (one hundred years ago) and nothing is happening in the present, knowing all this started to get me bored, and above all there is little to no character development, its all the same throughout, link doesnt even make a single emotion, zelda has a horrible voice actor and all other characters really seem like cardboard cut-outs of eachother (except for the champions, they are fine), the way into dungeons is always the same, and because of the nature of how this game is supposed to be open-world, it doesnt give me the possibility of entering a dungeon, getting a sick item and then going: ohhhh, when i rememeber that one thing i saw in hyrule field and understood its meaning, for example, in twilight princess there was a wall in hyrule field, the point was that when you get a spinner you can use the spinner to go up the wall and eventually reach a heart piece, i didnt know what the wall was on my first playthrough, so when i continue in the game, i eventually reach arbiters grounds and get the spinner, when i understand how it works, i remember that wall i saw and understand how to get up to the heart piece, that is genius game design in my opinion, how the world is accessible to you from the start, but some areas are unreachable until later on in the game, because of the nature of BoTW, that isnt something the devs can do, which annoys me, furthermore the dungeon bosses are seriously lacking, like REALLY lacking, they are all named *insert dumb elemental power of something* blight ganon, which isnt very fun, you already know what to expect when you enter the dungeon, when i entered vah medoh i was like: let me guess, the boss will be named *wind blight ganon* and then after some good puzzles for a dungeon (i will get to that later), i find the boss and what do you know, the name is wind blight ganon....... yay.
next, i will talk about gameplay, the gameplayo f this game is pretty good and i wont discredit the game for that, but the overaccessability this game gives you gets very boring after a while, all weapons and abilities in this game are given to you from the start, magnesis, stasis, cryonis, bombs, swords shields bows etc. you get all this from the start, only thing that changes is the attack damage of your weapons or defense of your shields, this makes this zelda a ton more open, i was looking forward to that earlier on, but when its too open it gets a little annoying, lets take OoT, that game had you start of in a little tutorial area, the forest, then you finished that and reached hyrule field, here you can go to every main part of the game, but mostly all of those places are places you wont be able to get too far into until later on in the game, like how you cant reach gerudo fortress until you get the longshot, and this is awesome, because you might have stumbled upon one of these places before in your playthrough but werent able to get to them, but when you get the longshot and understand how to use it, you will have the opportunity to go there, again, very fun and rewarding.
now my last point, the character development, there is little to no character development in this game, this comment is already long enough so i will try to make it shorter, no one in this game changes throughout, everyone is the exact same, lets take TP for example, midna starts of as a sassy, annoying dwarf looking thing that pisse you off at the start of the game, but slowly throughout the game she starts to understand how link feels and how in need hyrule is and decides to help link, most of this transition happens when you carry midna to zelda for zelda to heal midna, (you know, where midnas lament plays and you get interrupted by the enemy music), after zelda heals midna using her power, you feel how midna had a change of heart, and this was expressed without voice acting or nothing, a truly beautiful moment in TP.
BoTW isnt a bad zelda per say, but not the (best), like many others it has many problems with story and gameplay, i still love BoTW and enjoy playing it, but whenever i think about the story of this game i really get slightly annoyed honestly, it has its fair shares of bad moments but i still enjoy the game, its a fun game but not for the people who were expecting amazing story like myself, i hope i didnt get anyone annoyed that i didnt give theyre beloved game a perfect score (you know who im talking about, dude who DDos'd Jim Sterling), okay, time to stop now, please no arguements in replys and we are all a community together, not here to attack breath of the wild, just here to give some constructive criticism. bye and thanks for reading this demon of a comment
YT comments sections aren't great places for long blogs yo.
Avanom at least I agree with you
While I respect your opinion, you have to realize that the good things of the game outshine the bad things.
I think you`re failing to notice what this game is bringing to the table. It sounds like you`re underestimating this game. It might sound like an exaggeration, but we are witnessing another revolution in the gaming industry right now. This game brings something new that no other game has ever done before.
I`m gamer foremost, but I don`t know if gamers in general look at those things when playing their games. I take a look at the game mechanics and how the developers creates each thing. And when I play this game, I know I`m playing something that is revolutionizing right now. And that alone itself earns my appreciation and respect. Games like this rarely come out and I feel like we should praise those special games as much as we could so that the developers can understand that they did something right and will be confident enough to keep going and creating more inspiring games.
SuperAvocado I don't deny the good parts of the game. I'm just saying that the game could have been even better if it had a few more fleshed out characters, a better story (specifically for calamity ganon in my opinion) and much better bosses (sameblight ganon didn't do it for me). I respected people's opinion of this game and it's easily one of my favorite zelda games now, i just want to bring up some flaws I've seen in the game design so the next zelda game will be even better than this one :D
i understand very well where your coming from, but at the end of this comment i said that there are many great things in this game, i can list mostly all of them if i want to, but the comment was meant to be constructive criticism for the most part, so i mainly fucosed on the things i didnt enjoy in the game, but i love this game and i play it everyday anyway, and for me being a zelda fan, i have gotten used to the great story and fleshed out characters, which is why this game's story was a bit of a let down, and as spartanb112398 stated, calamity ganon had barely any backstory in the game, i was really hoping for ganondorf in this game (human form ganon) but i didnt get him, every zelda game with ganondorf to date has been really emotional and serious, when you know you are up against a leader that has slaughtered an entire kingdom, you get intimidated, but calamity ganon had no story, which is another thing i didnt really enjoy in this game.
again, i respect your opinion aswell, and im not saying you should think the way i do, but just wanted to clear some things up for you if you didnt understand the comment or i wasnt specific enough.
Revali is my fave, but no one agrees. Also this is my most played game on my switch, so great job!
Aonuma has to be one of my favorite game devs of all time. Just below Sakurai and possibly Toby Fox (don't start a flame war over silly opinions), but nothing less than an astonishing man! Every time a video like this featuring the developers, I always seem to find a new reason to like him!
Y'ALL SURPRISE ME WITH A BONUS EPISODE OH YES
I like how they go out of their way to say there's no 'right' way to play this game. I haven't seen any Let's Plays of it, but I could only imagine the comment section would need to learn that.
Don't worry man, I love Revali too! He can be mean, but for some reason I like that attitude.
He reminds me of Falco. And I don't even mean by his look. He has a really similar behavior as Falco. I think he is a reference to him. A cocky but cool talking blue pilot bird. I'm glad Nintendo put this detail in
Same, he is just so cool!
I would love to see another series like this for Tears of the Kingdom!
I do enjoy having my wolf companion a lot.
This is the only company that brings nostalgia every-time you hear Zelda, Mario Brothers, Metroid... Thanks Nintendo... up,up,down,down... you know the rest 😎
None of them said Sidon or Mipha...?!
Then again, Urbosa is bae.
Also congrats on this Masterpiece that could very well change the industry we enjoy!
Was really hoping this would say something about the dlc
流石Nintendoゲーム愛はどこの会社よりも上ですな
I am still playing BOTW and i am trying to find all the shrines.... its taking me forever!
hajime: i like revali but i don't think others will like him much
others: YEAH BIRD DADDY
Yea these guys are awesome 👏💪
They are still making kids-friendly games... I appreciate that.
my friend is being a total boss and is getting me a wii u. this game is gonna be the first game i play...
A true masterpiece is never something "intentionally" made with the purpose of being a masterpiece. A masterpiece is what is born of a miraculous passion, striving to achieve the best possible product, and as inspiration strikes you, you strive for more and more still. A masterpiece is always incidental, but can never result from a place without the utmost love for your craft.
This game is a top contender for the hallowed seat of "Greatest Game of All Time", and I do believe that two months later it has vindicated that place. It's very likely we may never get a Zelda game that will surpass this one. I guarantee you the next one certainly won't.
But you shouldn't expect it to.
Breath of the Wild is a miracle of gaming. Don't make it a rung on a ladder, celebrate it for what it is. You cannot fairly compare the next Zelda title to this one, because if they actively, deliberately tried to _beat_ it, they would most certainly fail.
Nintendo developers are awesome. Do you see these behind the scene sessions with PS4? Probably not.
Imagine playing Zelda with your dad, and it's Eiji Aonuma.