Nintendo have stated that they're more open to license their hugely successful and famous franchises to various enterprises, such as movies and/or series. My question is, what would you like to see Nintendo do with their IP's?

I'd like to see an epic Zelda movie, and not a CGI one (that would be horrible), something a little more "mature" with a PG13 rating. I'd also love to see Mario in either a CGI movie or series, similar to the movies Pixar makes - and that also goes for Star Fox! These two movies/series would be great for kids, but also have the potential to atract grown ups if done properly (as Pixar tends to do). I'd also love to see a dark and gritty Metroid movie, similar to Aliens maybe (the second movie, if the "s" on the end of Alines didn't give that away). Metroid might be the best IP Nintendo has for a movie adaptation.

Maybe you even have a specific actor in mind for a specific role?! Let's hear it!

I would love to see a Zelda movie! A Splatoon anime movie would also be interesting.

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FE as a series. Each season with a new story/game.
Zelda as a movie.

Metroid as a high budget Movie.
Pikmin as an animated series, not sure how it would be done but I think it could be cool.
Zelda, animated series by Ghibli
Fire Emblem something something, not sure.

Metroid
Eternal Darkness
F-ZERO
Zelda is a tough one but it could be a good movie.

But mainly I think they should create a new cross media IP rather than trying to adapt an existing one that's been here for way too long.

Level 5 is good examples of what is possible

Zelda (ocarina of time) and Earthbound (like super 8)

Zelda. Rated R.

Zelda, Metroid and Fire Emblem are probably Nintendo's best IP's for TV and Movies.

Peter Jackson on Zelda (I think whether it's mature or not is pointless, just make it a great epic movie!)

Definitely a Ridley Scott Metroid would be amazing...

Fire Emblem would probably best be served as a TV series where everything can unfold out over seasons like GoT.

Animal Crossing as a horror/suspense movie.
Pikmin as a documentary for planet invasions and alien slavery.