Will we have ourselves a new Zelda or are we sitting on a brand spankin new Steel Diver here?

(Zelda is the revolutionary one of the two in case you don't know)

Lol, We have no idea what it is. Just wait till we get some actually info on it before judging.

But the way i see it, It could be really good, it could suck, or stay somewhere in-between.

New Zelda? No. New Wii Sports? Yes.

well,maybe it 'll be as revolutionary as...
wii music??!!

the guy is ca 60.I think most artists,even the most creative were not close to revolutionary when they passed the 60.
Neither kubrick nor Chaplin.
I'd be happy when the game is "just" very good and feels"new"

I doubt it. Wasn't his last new IP Steel Diver?

I'm not really getting my hopes up, but I am curious.

I don't know man! ask Jesus or something!

I think it will be an NFC game with toy line tie in like Skylanders. I think Nintendo is kicking themselves for not coming up with that first.

lol, just looked up steel driver. Who knows really.

I just hope for some innovative multiplayer...(using 2 screens). To OT I don't think it will be anything revolutionary, maybe original or innovative but nothing too big or they would have shown it already.

Some people are being kind of ridiculous about this. For one thing, does no one recall the false "Miyamoto is retiring" scare that happened a few years back? Even then, when correcting people, he said that he wanted to kind of step back, and work on smaller, more intimate projects again. I think he's grown weary of overseeing so much. I think as a creator, he wants to get back to creating again.

Will it be "revolutionary"? Compared to what? I think there's a very good chance that it could have some kind of innovative new twist/take that hasn't really been seen before. Because new gameplay ideas is what Miyamoto is really all about. But if people are thinking "OMG, what if it's a new epic franchise even better than ZELDA?"

Sorry, but get real. It'll probably be pretty cool. But it's not going to be some uber-cinematic HD "masterpiece" that some would probably try to imagine. That isn't his style.