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Iwata Sheds Some Light on New Zelda, DS Successor
Posted January 6th 2010 by Jacob Barnes.
In an interview with the Asahi Shimbun, Satoru Iwata gave a few new, but vague, details on Nintendo's future. On the next Nintendo handheld, Iwata said it will have highly detailed graphics (thank God) and a built-in motion sensor. He also stated that the new Legend of Zelda for Wii will release before the end of 2010. Most likely we'll get more info on Zelda, if not a playable demo, at this year's E3.
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