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Sam Neill May Board Zelda as Potential Final Movie
movies22 days ago

Sam Neill May Board Zelda as Potential Final Movie

Sam Neill is reportedly joining The Legend of Zelda movie,Idleing speculation that he could play the King of Hyrule, potentially making Zelda his final film. The Deadline report also notes Dichen Lachman and Yvonne Strahovski joining the cast, with Uli Latukefu as Ganondorf. The film, directed by Wes Ball, is set for release April 30, 2027, and Zelda’s role is expected to be more substantial than in past games. No official confirmations on Neill’s role beyond Deadline’s casting news.

via Gizmodo|
#dichen-lachman#ganondorf#movies
CryZENx Ends a Decade-Long Ocarina of Time Unreal Remake After Nintendo's Official Reboot
news2 months ago

CryZENx Ends a Decade-Long Ocarina of Time Unreal Remake After Nintendo's Official Reboot

CryZENx has halted a ten-year Unreal Engine remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time after Nintendo announced an official modern remake, telling backers the project is officially stopped and that they will move on to multiple new projects chosen by backers. The creator had shared a PC demo and YouTube footage of the remake, but now plans to pursue other titles—both Zelda entries and non-Nintendo classics—while awaiting Nintendo's official release.

via Kotaku|
#cryzenx#fan-remake#news
Zelda's Ocarina of Time Gets a Full Switch 2 Remake, Visual Overhaul Confirmed
gaming2 months ago

Zelda's Ocarina of Time Gets a Full Switch 2 Remake, Visual Overhaul Confirmed

An extended listing on Nintendo’s official shop confirms The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is receiving a full remake for Nintendo Switch 2, promising updated visuals and classic gameplay. A teaser shown in the June 2026 Nintendo Direct suggested a 2026 release window, and fans spotted the listing in source code, fueling anticipation though no exact date has been announced.

via Insider Gaming|
#2026-release#gaming#nintendo-direct
Nintendo Direct Unveils Switch 2’s Big Lineup: Zelda Reborn and KH IV Lead the Charge
technology2 months ago

Nintendo Direct Unveils Switch 2’s Big Lineup: Zelda Reborn and KH IV Lead the Charge

Nintendo Direct announced a comprehensive lineup for the new Nintendo Switch 2, led by a Zelda: Ocarina of Time revival at launch in 2026 and KINGDOM HEARTS IV (plus a KH Collection) arriving on Switch 2, with a broad slate of new titles and upgrades across franchises—including Xenoblade Genesis, Star Fox, Minecraft Switch 2 Edition, Rhythm Heaven Groove, Splatoon Raiders, Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave, Dragon Quest Monsters: The Withered World, Dragon’s Dogma 2: Dark Arisen, and more—along with updates to Pokémon Pokopia, Duskbloods testing, and limited-time events. Release windows span 2026–2027, with demos, pre-orders, and Switch 2 Editions rolling out for multiple games and features across online play and GameShare.

via Business Wire|
#kingdom-hearts#nintendo#nintendoswitch2
Nintendo’s Mario & Zelda Architect Tezuka Retires After Four Decades
gaming3 months ago

Nintendo’s Mario & Zelda Architect Tezuka Retires After Four Decades

Takashi Tezuka, a cornerstone of Nintendo who helped shape Super Mario Bros. and The Legend of Zelda and later produced titles like Super Mario 3D World and Breath of the Wild, will retire on June 26 after more than 40 years with the company at age 65. His departure follows a wave of retirement among Nintendo’s old guard, though Shigeru Miyamoto remains active in a creative role. The article also notes Switch 2 is underperforming relative to expectations, with a September price increase and a lower yearly sales forecast.

via GameSpot|
#gaming#nintendo#retirement
Zelda II Revisited: The Bold Classic That Shaped Zelda’s Path
games3 months 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.

via Kotaku|
#breath-of-the-wild#games#miyamoto
Miyamoto Highlights Nintendo's Shift Toward Movie Adaptations to Celebrate Its IPs
entertainment10 months ago

Miyamoto Highlights Nintendo's Shift Toward Movie Adaptations to Celebrate Its IPs

Shigeru Miyamoto explained that Nintendo is focusing more on movies because they allow fans to reconnect with their games, as films remain accessible longer than games. Miyamoto, now more involved in film and theme parks than game development, highlighted the company's expanding film projects, including upcoming movies for Super Mario Galaxy and The Legend of Zelda.

via Nintendo Everything|
#entertainment#movies#nintendo