Nintendo set to cash in as Sony's game plan crumbles  The delay
of the PlayStation 3 launch may be great for its rival, but
Shigeru Miyamoto is trying not to admit it, writes Nick
Mathiason  Feted as the Steven Spielberg of video games, Shigeru
Miyamoto is regarded by computer-game aficionados as just about
the most important figure in what is a £20bn industry.  As
creator of Donkey Kong, Super Mario and the Legend of Zelda -
among the biggest-selling games of all time, Miyamoto is revered
by gamers. Evidence? More than 3,000 normally hard-bitten New
Yorkers chanted his name at a store opening two years ago. A web
chat this week hosted in London received a staggering 15,000
questions from gamers.  Nintendo's senior managing director and
general manager of the entertainment analysis and development
division - to give him his full title - was in Europe last week
to be knighted by President Chirac for his contribution to
culture. The unfeasibly young-looking 54-year-old stopped
briefly in London to talk exclusiv