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Nintendo Teases Odyssey Follow-Up With Timing TBA
gaming1 day ago

Nintendo Teases Odyssey Follow-Up With Timing TBA

Nintendo has broken its silence on the next Super Mario game, nine years after Super Mario Odyssey; Shigeru Miyamoto confirmed a Odyssey follow-up is in development for this console generation but did not provide a release date. Donkey Kong Bonanza released in the interim, and while a 3D Mario title is on the way, it's not expected this year or next. The timeline remains uncertain, with speculation suggesting late 2020s or even the early 2030s depending on Switch-generation pacing.

Zelda II Revisited: The Bold Classic That Shaped Zelda’s Path
games18 days ago

Zelda II Revisited: The Bold Classic That Shaped Zelda’s Path

Rebekah Valentine revisits Zelda II: The Adventure of Link, arguing Miyamoto’s infamous “failure” label understates the game’s ambitious, open-world design and its influence on the series; as Zelda’s identity continues to evolve after Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom, the piece suggests Nintendo could benefit from leaning into that rough draft spirit and exploring fresh directions rather than sticking to a single modern formula.

Miyamoto brushes off Mario Galaxy Movie criticism as box office soars
entertainment1 month ago

Miyamoto brushes off Mario Galaxy Movie criticism as box office soars

Shigeru Miyamoto addresses negative reviews for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, saying critics were even harsher than for the first film, while the movie posts strong global box office (about $750 million before its Japan debut) and enjoys a high fan score (about 89% on Rotten Tomatoes); he also touched on how Fox McCloud ended up in the film.

Gabe Newell's Perspective on Game Delays: "Late is Temporary, Suck is Permanent"
gaming2 years ago

Gabe Newell's Perspective on Game Delays: "Late is Temporary, Suck is Permanent"

In a new documentary celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Half-Life series, Valve co-founder Gabe Newell discussed the importance of delaying a game rather than rushing its release. He stated that while a game may be late for a little while, a rushed release can result in a subpar product. Newell's sentiment echoes a similar quote attributed to Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto.