And that’s why Sega picked the GameCube for Super Monkey Ball.
As part of Sega’s 60th birthday celebrations, the company’s Chief Creative Officer, Toshihiro Nagoshi, has taken part in a video interview where he talks about his time with the firm.
Nagoshi is perhaps most famous for his association with the Yakuza franchise, but his history with Sega games back quite some time. He worked on arcade driving titles Virtua Racing and Daytona USA, before moving onto the Super Monkey Ball series. That series was significant because the original title was the first game Sega released on Nintendo hardware when the company abandoned hardware and switched to multi-format publishing.
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