Nintendo remembers it won’t continue all its sagas for the obvious reason

The company’s president, Shuntaro Furukawa, says this possibility is unrealistic.

we live a full few weeks speculations. In the PlayStation space, the community has such high expectations for God of War: Ragnarok that the installment’s director, Cory Barlog himself, had to dismiss rumors about an alleged announcement to happen today. And while Nintendo hasn’t experienced a similar situation, they’re always aware that it exists. very crazy theories through the network.

It’s really hard to develop new titles and remakes for every Nintendo game people want.Shuntaro FurukawaSo, at the shareholders’ annual meeting (translated by VGC), an investor asked Big N’s chairman Shuntaro Furukawa about the possibility of developing new titles or remakes of forgotten legends. f-zero anyone land of war. Something to which the manager responded more than an obvious answer: “This is it’s really hard to develop new titles and remakes“For every Nintendo game people want, including sequels, we’re very grateful and appreciative of our fans’ expectations for our games.”

In this session, Senior Executive Director Shinya Takahashi said, “We are always thinking. how to develop new titles and remakes “We can’t tell you if there are plans for future remakes of a particular game, but during development we are always considering various possibilities for players to enjoy.”

Nintendo has had a wave of rumors and anticipation for the latest Nintendo Direct Mini, which has sparked conversations about a possible release date for Bayonetta 3, although it has started talking about other games for the Nintendo Switch. In that sense, the event surprised us with a new trailer for Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope, as well as the arrival of NieR: Automata and some hybrid games from the Persona saga.