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THE LEGEND OF ZELDA WII U 16 JUN 2015 E3 2015: THE LEGEND OF ZELDA STILL COMING TO WII U adventure is still on Wii U BY JOSE OTERO→ Acclaimed Nintendo Game Designer Shigeru Miyamoto told IGN that The Legend of Zelda is still coming to Wii U. Last March, Nintendo announced that Zelda Wii U wouldn't release in 2015. In April, the company revealed a new dedicated gaming platform called codename NX was in development during a press conference about its partnership to make smartphone games. These two events kicked off a wave of speculation as to whether or not Zelda would release on Nintendo's current home console. The Legend of Zelda Wii U Trailer - E3 2014 03:42 We're here to talk about Star Fox but Zelda is still coming to Wii U," Miyamoto said through an interpreter, "so don't worry about that" Miyamoto continued, "My thing with E3 is that we always focus on what's coming out in the immediate future. We have some really great Zelda footage and, at some point we will be showing that off, but not today."

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Because they delayed it to 2016 in order to work on it much more. Skyward Sword was in a state in 2010 and 2011 where the devs were satisfied with how it looked and functioned that they didn't mind showing off more.

However since E3 2014 a lot could have happened during development where the devs were no longer happy with how the game looked or functioned and decided they ultimately have to do some kind of revamp that's so major that it might currently be in a states that the devs do not wish to show off for fear it'll look "incomplete" to the public.

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