Shigeru Miyamoto shut down a Zelda pitch, so a dev burned his hand-built diorama
A Legend of Zelda prototype for Nintendo became Captain Toad instead, after Miyamoto rejected the video game idea.

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A Legend of Zelda prototype for Nintendo became Captain Toad instead, after Miyamoto rejected the video game idea.
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The publishing chief explains how miniatures, crowd funding, and parallel teams keep the studio fast.
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