Sakurai knows he won't be making games forever, says he's one of the oldest on the Smash Bros. team
Coming from Famitsu's reoccurring feature with Masahiro Sakurai...
"As I look around the new Smash Bros. development office, hardly anyone here is older than I am. Seeing as there are very few people from the previous generation [in development], it's likely that in a few years, people from my generation will begin to leave the front lines. What it comes down to is that I'll do my job. It's a simple starting point where I do what I do best under the circumstances to contribute to society. So long as I'm here, I'd like to enjoy this life of different happenings and different jobs. To continue is not the end goal."
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"As I look around the new Smash Bros. development office, hardly anyone here is older than I am. Seeing as there are very few people from the previous generation [in development], it's likely that in a few years, people from my generation will begin to leave the front lines. What it comes down to is that I'll do my job. It's a simple starting point where I do what I do best under the circumstances to contribute to society. So long as I'm here, I'd like to enjoy this life of different happenings and different jobs. To continue is not the end goal."
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