miyamoto was on record quite recently at e3 i think, saying a new zelda was in very early planning stages, literally brainstorming. so either these rumours are way off base or he was playing it down a lot. this article makes it sounds like a title is deeply into development already. personally i doubt it.

Doesn't everyone already know WiiUDaily's supposed "sources" are non-existent? All this is is guess work. Then again, 2014 sounds about right to me.

I call bs. I guarantee you they have been working on a new Zelda game since the last one got finished, just like they always do.

This was an interesting read. Why continue the Skyward Sword art style though? Unless its some spiritual sequel to it perhaps? Continuing the story right where Skyward Sword was left off would be cool. However, if it has nothing to do with it, then I don't see why they're deciding to keep the same visual style. Usually all the Zelda games have very distinct looks from one another.

I hope they get rid of the Motion Controls, honestly.

old man alert, old man alert

I love the motion controls. It's exactly what I was hoping for as soon as I found out about the Wii controller. I was disappointed to find out I couldn't put a spin on the bombs as I rolled them, though, like in Wii Sports bowling...

Nintendo would never release a Zelda game on the Wii U. My "sources" said so >:3

Well the Wii used a "proprietary format" based on DVD and the Gamecube used a "proprietary format" based on DVD. In reality the disks were pretty much identical and the drives in the systems themselves were standard drives with custom firmware. They don't care who owns the format, they just want to make money. Infact there's a fairly good chance that Nintendo will buy some of their components from Sony.... because Sony is a component manufacturer.

So it's a Blu-Ray disk with a Nintendo sticker plastered over the front. Big deal.

I seriously doubt Nintendo will buy anything from sony. Why on earth would Nintendo give sony, their competition, money? That's the reason why Nintendo consoles don't play DVDs in the first place, I'm sure. Especially when they have other options besides sony.

In this case, Sony wouldn't be "competition". They are a large company anyway that sells many other electronics aside from video games

"I don’t think we could go back to button control, especially after creating something that’s as natural to use as the interface that we have with the Wii Remote Plus in Skyward Sword. I think Nintendo will continue to have that focus on motion control and we’ll see that continue to evolve... We’re looking at how we can combine that new controller with something like motion control, and perhaps use the new controller in such a way that it becomes a new item that you’re able to use to make the game feel fresh and new." -Eiji Aonuma

http://wiiugo.com/aonuma-talks-zelda-wii-u-and-motion-control/

Miyamoto is a little more iffy:
"With the last game, Skyward Sword, that was a game where you had motion control to use your weapons and a lot of different items, And I thought that was a lot of fun, but there were some people who weren’t able to do that or didn’t like it as much and stopped playing partway through it. So we’re in the phase where we’re looking back at what’s worked very well and what has been missing and how can we evolve it further."
http://www.ign.com/articles/2012/06/08/e3-2012-miyamoto-talks...

that's from e3 of this year, so his comments make it sound as if they're far from having designed the entire game around the wii u pad or even settled on what controller they want to use.

Nintendo doesn't compete with Sony in components. Nintendo doesn't really care if Sony makes $1000000 billion from its components business.

The only area Nintendo competes with Sony is in video games.

@romulux Thank you for providing those quotes.

1. You don't speak for Nintendo.
2. Sony is Nintendo's competition, flat out. Any money they would give them would help support playstation, their competition. That's like having Toyota buying parts from GM.

1) You don't know how businesses work
2) Businesses often partner with other businesses in some areas that they're not competitors, but are competitors in other areas. Apple/ Adobe. Microsoft/ Sony. Google/ Apple. Facebook/ Apple.

And the big one - Samsung/ Apple.

You still don't speak for Nintendo, no matter what you think.
Prove to me that Nintendo has given Sony money and I will concede.

No, but I know more about how businesses work than you do.

I never said that Nintendo was in a business relationship with Sony. I said that Nintendo would, if Sony had components that Nintendo wanted to use, because they are not competing there.

Facts. Stop treating business like schoolyard politics.

You're funny. All I said was I doubt Nintendo would buy anything from sony, and you have no evidence that they are, so why are you arguing? Because you haven't accomplished anything else here.

I wasn't even saying anything in response to you. I was saying it in response to skywake.

You asked a question: "Why on earth would Nintendo give sony, their competition, money?"

I answered.

You don't like my answer? Fine. Prove me wrong. Good luck proving that one technology company would never partner with another, because the facts don't support your unsubstantiated opinion.