<p>Nintendo may still be on the rebound from combating struggling hardware sales and scathing criticisms this year, but that hasn&#8217;t stopped the company from looking towards its future.</p>
<p>Speaking with <a href="http://bigstory.ap.org/article/56c0fd74d6f5498581bedc1c29a5380f/miyamoto-amiibo-zelda-and-mario-movie">The Associated Press</a>, Nintendo&#8217;s Shigeru Miyamoto spoke about several topics, including sold-out amiibo figures, the future of Mario, and next year&#8217;s open-world Zelda.</p>
<p>On missing exclusive in-game content because an amiibo is hard to find, Miyamoto said, &#8220;In the future, we have the option, if certain amiibo figures are no longer available in stores, to release an amiibo in card form with the same functionality.&#8221; Wonder how much those would cost.</p>
<p>As for Mario&#8217;s next solo adventure, it&#8217;s likely going to be a while. &#8220;I think that maybe when we release the next hardware system, you can look forward to seeing Mario take on a new role or in a new game,&#8221; he said. Nintendo is currently &#8220;busy working on software for the Wii U,&#8221; but the company &#8220;[has] production lines that are working on ideas for what the next system might be.&#8221;</p>
<p>Miyamoto wasn&#8217;t willing to discuss the next Legend of Zelda much – we recently got a glimpse of it <a href="https://bagogames.com/tga-2014-see-nintendo-play-new-legend-zelda-wii-u/">during The Game Award</a>s – but he did assure gamers that the game would follow the release of his forthcoming Starfox Wii U title next year, saying that &#8220;one of the things we&#8217;re working on right now is that, as you play, the world will change and be affected by what you choose to do.&#8221;</p>

Miyamoto Wants Mario To Launch Nintendo’s Next Console
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By Tim Gruver

- Categories: Game News
- Tags: MarioNintendoShigeru MiyamotoThe Game AwardsThe Legend of Zelda
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