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You need good graphics to survive in today's market otherwise the game would probably not sell well as a game with good graphics like uncharted, but this is only true on the ps3 and 360, not on the wii
Sakaguchi has lost his way.
He has gone bonkers...or has nintendo payed him some $$$$?
In a way, Sakaguchi is correct. Some video games don't require the perfect graphics in order to become one of the best games ever.
Look at Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. THAT game looked as though its been using thePS1 or N64 graphics engine. But was it terrible? No! The gameplay was fun, story was interesting, missions were exciting, and it was an overal GTA game.
Another example is Plants vs. Zombies. PvZ had cartoony-style graphics, but that didn't ruin the gameplay. In fact, the graphics fit PERFECTLY with the gamelay. Zombies bloodthirsty (or plantthirsty) to go invade your house, while your plants try desperately to defend your home and destroy these invading zombies.
Overall graphics can help improve video games, but gameplay is where its most important as well.
it all depends on the type of game your making when putting graphics and gameplay together be it 2d or 3d makes a huge difference in the direction you want to go in