GameKinG
04-19-2002, 07:40 PM
Well an interesting piece of news.
taken from IGNcube
Overseas games news service Quiter is reporting that tomorrow's issue of Japanese GameCube magazine Dengeki will feature first details on two major unannounced Nintendo titles. The first is another Mario game in addition to Super Mario Sunshine. The other is another Zelda game that isn't the cel-shaded The Legend of Zelda designer Shigeru Miyamoto first previewed at Space World 2001.
There are no details whatsoever on the secret Mario game, but reports floating abound have indicated that the secret Zelda title could be a compilation of sorts with an updated graphic look. Rumor has it that US Nintendo development subsidiary NST could be behind the game. There are no solid confirmations on any of this information.
If Quiter is correct and tomorrow's Dengeki does in fact reveal two new games, that would mean that GameCube owners would be getting two Mario titles and two Zelda offerings within the next year -- a magnificent feat, especially by Nintendo's slow development cycle standards.
IGNcube will of course have the follow-up story as Dengeki hits news stands in Japan.
Well, lets see. A zelda with updated graphics. But might not be in the works under EAD, yet instead NST. Hmmm, I wonder if its a good trade off...
Remember this hasnt been proven true. We will have to wait till tomorrow for confirmation of the story.
taken from IGNcube
Overseas games news service Quiter is reporting that tomorrow's issue of Japanese GameCube magazine Dengeki will feature first details on two major unannounced Nintendo titles. The first is another Mario game in addition to Super Mario Sunshine. The other is another Zelda game that isn't the cel-shaded The Legend of Zelda designer Shigeru Miyamoto first previewed at Space World 2001.
There are no details whatsoever on the secret Mario game, but reports floating abound have indicated that the secret Zelda title could be a compilation of sorts with an updated graphic look. Rumor has it that US Nintendo development subsidiary NST could be behind the game. There are no solid confirmations on any of this information.
If Quiter is correct and tomorrow's Dengeki does in fact reveal two new games, that would mean that GameCube owners would be getting two Mario titles and two Zelda offerings within the next year -- a magnificent feat, especially by Nintendo's slow development cycle standards.
IGNcube will of course have the follow-up story as Dengeki hits news stands in Japan.
Well, lets see. A zelda with updated graphics. But might not be in the works under EAD, yet instead NST. Hmmm, I wonder if its a good trade off...
Remember this hasnt been proven true. We will have to wait till tomorrow for confirmation of the story.