The pair of Nintendo games are part of a dozen games currently planned for Wii U in 2015.
http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/news/38872/zelda-wii-u-star-fox-set-for-2015-release
The Legend of Zelda and Star Fox Wii U games are still set for a 2015 release according to a Nintendo financial results briefing.
The pair of games, both highlighted most recently at E3 2014, are part of 12 Wii U games coming from Nintendo in 2015. The other games include four games set for release in the first half of 2015, including Mario Maker, Splatoon, Yoshi's Woolly World, and Project Giant Robot. See below for the full list.
Also, Code Name S.T.E.A.M. and Fossil Fighters Frontier for 3DS were both reconfirmed for 2015.
Star Fox is not releasing on 2015.
Calling it right now: Zelda Wii U in March 2016.
Realistically if development has actually gone smoothly this time with no huge shakeups in design or controls, a 2015 can still be possible.That goes without saying. When was the last time that actually happened? Not saying it can't, but at this point, I'd certainly bet against Nintendo releasing a console Zelda game on time.
November 2016 is when the Wii U's successor launches, and they're going to prefer to get Zelda out prior to that.Zelda would make a really lovely launch title.
I'm not sure what the last console Zelda game to hit the target was. Maybe Majora, but then again that game was specifically designed for a quick turnaround.Yep the last one that meet the deadline was the last Zelda that want good. With that perspective I'm on with it being late over not being great
Yeah, I guess Wind Waker did hit it, at least in Japan. As you said, though, that probably wasn't a good thing.Didn't Miyamoto upend-the-tea-table once one of the artists showed the team a drawing of Toon Link? Being on time is relative at that point. Even if we don't count the setback of changing the art direction, Nintendo still ended up cutting two dungeons from The Wind Waker to prevent a delay.
I miss the days of two zeldas coming out per generation.
I miss the days of two zeldas coming out per generation.