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In a recent interview with Famitsu, Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto talked about the company's new plans for 2008.
And although the interview's main focus was aimed towards his plans for the Wii Fit, the highlight was the mention of a possible Super Mario Galaxy sequel and a new Legend of Zelda title for Wii.
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Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto is interviewed in the latest issue of Famitsu. While the interview, which was done to commemorate the magazine reaching issue number 1000, is mostly reflection, Miyamoto did give a few hints on future plans.
First, the Balance Wii Board, the peripheral that's included with Wii Fit. The magazine noted that Wii Fit has been quite the success story for Nintendo so far. To this, Miyamoto responded that if the game sees success overseas as well, Nintendo may end up releasing separate titles that make use of the peripheral.
The magazine also asked Miyamoto the inevitable question about sequels, and he gave the expected answer. In case you have to hear to to believe it, Miyamoto is indeed interested in making a Super Mario Galaxy sequel. He's also thinking about the next Zelda title.
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The name could be 'Super Celestial Mario'.
maybe if they were any good beacuase mario galaxy was boring and t princess was the worst 3d zelda game to date imo.
Besides not everything needs to be new, just as long as they keep both series fun, my friend, then they can keep us happy, besides why cut loose classics when they can just build around them? Should every game with over three tittles end their series to keep things fresh? Personally I would hate to see that, as I play many long running games and only recently got my first Final Fanatasy game.
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