It's no secret that The Legend of Zelda is set to have a very big year as a franchise in 2026, if only because it's celebrating 40 years since it debuted on the NES. As part of that, we have already had a bunch of exciting announcements, including confirmation that The Ocarina of Time is returning via a highly anticipated remake.
We also have the progress of the feature film adaptation to keep track of, which is supposedly continuing production smoothly at this juncture, with a further reveal expected later this year. In the meantime, those in charge of the franchise have been talking about their plans for it, and it could be a very exciting future for fans all over the world.
As first reported by CBR, the iconic creator of The Legend of Zelda, Shigeru Miyamoto, sat down with Famitsu to discuss everything that's going on right now, and he provided some genuinely interesting insight into their plans moving forward.
When discussing the merits of the remakes the developer is currently producing, Miyamoto makes a really solid point about why they are such a good idea for a new generation of gamers.
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