Zelda Director Eiji Aonuma had an interview with Official Nintendo Magazine for their January edition, and while the information was mostly old, a couple of new facts popped up. Mostly interestingly, Aonuma stated that a definite graphical style for Zelda Wii has not yet been decided. He then suggested that they may decide on something…
You can say a lot by saying very little. In this instance, Eiji Aonuma, speaking with IGN, has stated that Zelda Wii will build on the foundation that Twilight Princess set forth. According to Aonuma, Twilight Princess didn’t “fully complete [their] objective” of creating the most realistic and immersive Zelda experience ever – so Zelda…
“Regarding use of other forms in technology in the future, as long it adds to the overall game experience and is something we feel the player would enjoy, we wouldn’t be afraid to implement it. As a matter of fact, we have used the Hook Shot in several previous games, which would be considered a…
Gaming website Siliconera recently quizzed their readers on what they wanted to see in Zelda Wii and got some interesting responses. It’s certainly a good question – what do you want to see in Zelda Wii? Personally, I think that they need to change up the current rupee system – there have been too many…
Zelda series director Eiji Aonuma has been darting from interview to interview for days now, and doesn’t seem to be stopping. In this three page interview, Aonuma mentioned some interesting things, such as the fact that Majora’s Mask was developed within a year, and that he thinks that Wind Waker’s cel-shaded style is best suited…
As Zelda Wii approaches, we have been hearing that the game will make some big changes to the Zelda experience. Director Eiji Aonuma seems intent on making Zelda Wii every bit as revered as the game every other Zelda is measured against, Ocarina of Time, by introducing changes “as big as OoT’s conversion to 3D”.…
“I think we’ve been solving those issues with every Zelda since [OoT]. With each entry, I’ve tried to add things I couldn’t do before. Actually, it’s like I’ve been remaking it during these years. So if you ask me if there’s going to be a Zelda remake… I thought I was making it all this…
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…
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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…
It seems with Spirit Tracks so close to being released that sometimes we seem to forget the game is even coming out. Maybe it has to do with the disappointment in getting another handheld installment so soon after the previous while we wait even longer to even get a trailer of Zelda Wii. Maybe we…
It looks the Nintendo’s Zelda team may have some catching up to do when it comes to visuals. Nintendo Everything is reporting that Monster Hunter 3’s visuals were so impressive that even Nintendo’s Zelda Wii team is feeling the pressure to make the next Zelda look better. This could result in a graphical quality burst…
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…
