 Following "Yoshi's Island" success, Nintendo developed "Yoshi's Story", a 1998 platformer for the Nintendo 64, which "disappointed" audiences and deflated "massive ... anticipation" with fetch quests and the 3D style Miyamoto eschewed in its predecessor.The Nintendo 64 game expanded on Yoshi's character voice as introduced in "Yoshi's Island", but also "dumbed down Yoshi's character".Nintendo created two "Yoshi's Island" spin-off games