Conditions, alas, weren't 100% conducive to a deep, philosophical discussion of the slings and arrows of games development – although Miyamoto understands English, he doesn't speak it, so some subtleties were inevitably lost in translation.

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The Guardian - Tech

But alas, prematurely, and alas, disastrously.

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The New York Times - Arts

ALAS, poor Goethe.

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The Economist

No such luck, alas.

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The New York Times

ALAS, poor Oskar Lafontaine.

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The Economist

The apples, alas, are not.

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The New York Times

No, alas.

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TechCrunch

Using paper diaries alas.

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TechCrunch

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