The Latest Breaking News from Shigeru Miyamoto

A Nintendo 3DS signed by Shigeru Miyamoto is up for auction, and it's already over $15,000

It was originally a prize awarded to the 2015 Nintendo World Championships winner

GamesRadar · May 28

Zelda boss Eiji Aonuma was so impressed with Resident Evil 4 that he thought "I should have done it myself"

"I think I can learn quite a lot from RE4."

GamesRadar · May 25

Zelda boss Eiji Aonuma became part of the series because Miyamoto saw him making his own SNES game in the wake of A Link to the Past: "I really wanted to incorporate some essence of Zelda into it"

Aonuma would debut in the series as a director on Ocarina of Time

GamesRadar · May 25

Shigeru Miyamoto says the live-action Zelda movie is hitting theaters a week sooner than planned

"The team is united in advancing production" to get us the Zelda movie sooner

Total Film · May 13

Shigeru Miyamoto filled Star Fox with animals because Star Wars and Gundam already had human sci-fi covered: "We're going to create our own original science fiction!"

Peppy and Falco were based on folklore, while Slippy was added because frogs are good

GamesRadar · May 12

Is Star Fox 64 Being Remade? Nintendo Announces Surprise Switch 2 Reboot

Nintendo is releasing a Star Fox 64 remake for the Switch 2, featuring enhanced visuals, new content, and online multiplayer. The game launches on June 25, priced at £44 for physical copies.

International Business Times UK · May 7

OG Star Fox character designer is "so proud" as Switch 2 remake is revealed: "This isn't a dream, right?"

The Star Fox 64 remake is releasing in June, and series veteran Takaya Imamura is clearly excited

GamesRadar · May 7

Nintendo boss Shigeru Miyamoto doesn't want dirty jokes in his Mario movies, but won't rule out a future appearance from Wario

The next Super Mario movie is expected in 2029

Total Film · May 6

Zelda was Nintendo's answer to "traditional RPGs," Shigeru Miyamoto says: "We wanted the player to interact with the game world using the controller, and conquer dungeons"

"We were eager to take advantage of the Disk System's features"

GamesRadar · May 4

Early Nintendo was a madhouse: "It was very difficult to finish Mario and then get the Mario programmers involved in the final push to finish The Legend of Zelda"

"We were worried that people wouldn't know what to do, even at the beginning of the game, and the game wouldn't be well received."

GamesRadar · May 4