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Forums - Nintendo - Miyamoto on Zelda Wii: 'It's very fun to move your body around'

puffy on 20 October 2009

Yup, Miyamoto commented about Zelda Wii but only briefly, while talking about Spirit Tracks pushing the DS further than Phantom Hourglass he mentioned that while he can't comment on Zelda Wii 'it's very fun to move your body around.' Looks like the next Zelda will be motion control heavy. Awesome =D Will the promise of Wii finally shine through?

Video interview here: http://multiplayerblog.mtv.com/2009/10/19/miyamoto-talks-zelda-twilight-princess-follow-upbriefly/



 

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Cobretti2 on 20 October 2009

zelda fit confirmed.



 

 

Chrizum on 20 October 2009

So Zelda releases on Natal?



Peterisyum on 20 October 2009

yeah its motion plus confirmed pretty much.



forest-spirit on 20 October 2009

Is it some kind of riddle?



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Avinash_Tyagi on 20 October 2009

He already said once that it would control like in Wii Sports resort archery and sword fighting



 

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DSLover on 20 October 2009

I'm pleased Spirit Tracks is pushing the DS further. That's my most anticipated DS game.



 

 

d21lewis on 20 October 2009

Oh fuck. I hope the motion controls are optional. I like playing my Zelda games at night, on a sofa, under a blanket, after a hard day's work.



d21lewis on 20 October 2009

It gets my full attention. I just do it laying down. I don't want to lose a boss battle because I'm tired, though.



Faxanadu on 20 October 2009
d21lewis said:
It gets my full attention. I just do it laying down. I don't want to lose a boss battle because I'm tired, though.

That will teach you to lay down at work and be fit for the boss fight at night.



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