Holy Wiimotes, Batman! Is Zelda Wii going to be released this year? Nintendo President Satoru Iwata claims that this is indeed the case. In an interview with Japan’s Asashi Shimbun Daily, he said “You are now less than 365 days away from a new console Zelda game”. If this is the case, then we’re in…
Roundtable: It’s the Final Countdown! A part of The Missing Link series of articles Crab Helmet: So, this is it. Within less than one day, Spirit Tracks will be released to the world. As a Zelda community, we’ve received probably the vast majority of the information we are going to receive prior to the release,…
The recently released issue of Nintendo Power contains a several-page article about Spirit Tracks, along with several high quality images. DSCUBED of The Hylia was kind enough to upload the relevant bits for viewing, which you can access here.
It looks like Reggie Fils-Aime is out and about, and he’s talking about what’s going to happen next year at Nintendo. While the future is looking bright for Mario and Metroid fanatics, Zelda’s future on Wii is a little more ambiguous. The humble COO of Nintendo of America stated in a recent interview on GameTrailers…
Shigeru Miyamoto, the creator of the Zelda series has for the past couple of weeks made some interesting Zelda Wii related comments such as “It’s fun to move your body around”, which have caused a lot of discussion among fans. Well, Miyamoto has now made some more comments regarding Zelda Wii.
GoNintendo recently partnered with Gamedaily to create a list of the top ten games for the Gamecube, and Wind Waker was placed in the #1 spot, beating out Resident Evil 4. Zelda was not as lucky in the other lists, however. In the list for the top 10 NES games, AoL placed fifth, with no…
Shigeru Miyamoto makes yet another mysterious statement in an interview about Zelda. Talking mostly about New Super Mario Brothers Wii and Spirit Tracks, the famous game designer said he couldn’t talk about Zelda Wii. Then he said “It’s fun to move your body around”.
Popular Mechanics has interviewed Shigeru Miyamoto, creator of Mario, Zelda, Donkey Kong and much more. In the interview, he talks about the origins of Mario, inspiration for Zelda and also the future of video gaming and motion controls.
A flurry of quotes have been circulated from Miyamoto’s recent roundtable in New York City, where’s he’s discussed everything from Wii Fit to New Super Mario Bros. Wii. Miyamoto also managed to find the time to sneak in a passage about upcoming Zelda titles when talking about New Super Mario Bros. Wii‘s Super Guide feature…
Just here to post a mailbag, answering the questions of the masses. I have no real fun way to post the mailbag this week, so I will just post it. You can view the mailbag here. In it, I answer questions about the Wii Zelda, the Timeline, other misc. questions. Please send some more questions…
I must say, I surprise myself sometimes. I have added another mailbag to the site, answering all those wonderful questions you sent to me. Questions ranging from the Wii Zelda game that was announced, the timeline, and the interactive story. You can view the mailbag here, and you can send some more questions here. It’s…
Or at least – so says Nintendo of America. When YouTube user ocarinahero10 made a (pretty bad, according to ZU theorists) attempt to find the correct timeline, he got a lot of positive responses and decided to send the theory to Nintendo to see how close he got to the real timeline, but was not…
For those interested, here is the full relevant part of the interview between Nintendo Power and Miyamoto. Basically, he says that while the changes will not be radically different, we are going to see a difference from TP in that TP was a GCN game ported to the Wii, while this will be built for…
In an interview with Nintendo Power, Miyamoto talked a bit about the new Wii Zelda, and made the statement “I don’t think it’s going to be that radically different.” This could be interpreted in many ways. Most likely it’s just a reassurance that we aren’t going to see “Zelda in Space” or “Link fighting in…
Yes, in just three days all members of the American Club Nintendo will lose their Gold or Platinum status. Is this a bad thing? No, because members that were able to acquire Gold or Platinum status will be sent an unknown gift (one for Gold members and one for Platinum members). If you’re a member…
