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Miyamoto Isn't So Sure About A Smash Bros. Style Movie

Shigeru Miyamoto has expressed doubt about the possibility of a "Smash Bros.-style Nintendo Cinematic Universe" movie, stating that while Pikmin can appear in any Nintendo series, a full crossover event is unlikely. Illumination CEO Chris Meledandri clarified that any cameos in films like the Super Mario Galaxy Movie are incidental and based on what fits the project.

Gaming BoltNeutral

Nintendo Doesn’t Have Plans for a Super Smash Bros. Movie For Now

Nintendo and Illumination have no current plans for a Super Smash Bros. movie, despite the inclusion of various character cameos in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie. Shigeru Miyamoto stated that while characters like Pikmin can appear in any Nintendo game, a full crossover movie is not being considered at this time. The focus remains on individual movie projects rather than a connected cinematic universe.

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Miyamoto indicates Super Smash Bros. movie won’t be happening any time soon

Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto has indicated that a Super Smash Bros. movie is unlikely to happen anytime soon, despite discussions about a potential "Nintendo Cinematic Universe." Miyamoto stated that not all Nintendo characters would join together in such a project, contrasting it with the varied cast of the Mario world which has proven sufficient for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie.

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Shigeru Miyamoto says he’s “on a mission to try to include Pikmin in any kind of Nintendo product we put up”

Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto stated his ongoing mission is to incorporate Pikmin into as many Nintendo products as possible, seeing the creatures' appearance in The Super Mario Bros. Movie as a natural fit. The entire Pikmin series is currently available on Nintendo Switch.

Retro GamerNeutral

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie review: "Never quite reaches Galaxy's gravity-defying game heights"

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is a creative and energetic sequel that improves upon its predecessor, but suffers from an underdeveloped story and the marginalization of key characters like Rosalina. While Bowser Jr. and Yoshi are strong additions, the film struggles to maintain focus, ultimately falling short of the heights of its source material despite impressive action and animation sequences.

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Random: Miyamoto Thought The Star Fox 'Amputation' Theory Was Nuts

Shigeru Miyamoto reacted with bewilderment to a fan theory suggesting the Star Fox team had their legs amputated and replaced with robotic limbs. Kit Ellis, former Nintendo PR manager, shared Miyamoto's surprised reaction upon first hearing the theory, which originated from original Star Fox artwork depicting characters with metallic footwear.

Retro GamerNeutral

Shigeru Miyamoto knows about Star Fox's infamous amputation theory according to ex-Nintendo PR lead, and his reaction was somewhere between "wait, what" and "are you nuts"

Former Nintendo PR lead Kit Wilson recounts telling Star Fox creator Shigeru Miyamoto about a fan theory that the pilots had their legs amputated. Miyamoto's reaction was one of disbelief, and he later clarified that the character designs focused on making them appear human, not on the biological implications of G-force on pilots without legs. He also humorously noted his greater concern for Fox's tail.

Retro GamerPositive

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake could be launching this year on Switch 2, prominent Nintendo leaker claims, but don't expect a new 3D Mario until 2027

Prominent Nintendo leaker NateTheHate claims a remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is planned for a holiday 2026 release on the Nintendo Switch 2. The leaker also suggests a new Star Fox game with online multiplayer is coming, potentially announced by April 2026. While a new 3D Mario game is not expected until 2027, Capcom may also port Devil May Cry 5 to the Switch 2.

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Talking Point: Should Nintendo Have Kept The Mario Galaxy Movie Fox Reveal Under Wraps?

This article discusses Nintendo's decision to reveal Fox McCloud's appearance in The Super Mario Bros. Movie via a poster prior to its release. The author argues that while it may seem like a spoiler, it serves as a marketing tactic to re-engage core Nintendo fans and suggests potential for other character cameos.

Retro GamerVery positive

Star Fox isn't just an iconic retro Nintendo shooter – it paved the road to Super Mario 64

Released in 1993 for the SNES, Star Fox was a groundbreaking title that pushed the boundaries of 3D graphics on consoles, largely due to the innovative Super FX chip. Developed by Argonaut Software in collaboration with Nintendo, the game's technical achievements and unique design are considered to have significantly influenced future titles like Super Mario 64, demonstrating Nintendo's capacity for innovation despite criticisms of relying on established franchises.

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How Do You Pronounce Mario? Chris Pratt Shares Whether You're Wrong

Actor Chris Pratt, who voices Mario in The Super Mario Bros. Movie, has clarified the correct pronunciation of the character's name as "maa·ree·ow." He acknowledged that many people say "marry-o" and shared anecdotes about co-stars mispronouncing the name during press tours. Pratt also discussed his process for developing Mario's voice for the film, aiming for a distinct sound from previous iterations.

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Games Inbox: Will there be a Super Smash Bros. movie?

Readers discuss the possibility of a Super Smash Bros. movie following cameos in the Mario movie, and debate the rising costs of game development and the impact of review embargoes. Other topics include the narrative of Life Is Strange: Reunion and the mechanics of Crimson Desert.

Retro GamerVery positive

Nintendo legend had "high hopes" for a Star Fox movie, and after today's Super Mario Galaxy Movie reveal he's full of gratitude: "Thank you, Miyamoto-san"

Legendary Nintendo designer Takaya Imamura expressed gratitude after Fox McCloud's appearance was revealed in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie poster. Imamura, who created the Star Fox character, had previously hoped for a Star Fox movie and discussed this with Shigeru Miyamoto. The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is set to release on April 1.

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Super Mario Galaxy Movie Poster Reveals Fox McCloud Appearance

Nintendo has released a new poster for the Super Mario Galaxy Movie, confirming a cameo by Fox McCloud from the Star Fox series. The animated film, produced by Illumination and Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto, is co-financed by Universal Pictures and Nintendo. It is set to premiere in US theaters on April 1, 2026, with a cast including Donald Glover, Luis Guzman, and Issa Rae.

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How a Failing Nintendo Accessory Spawned the $100 Billion Pokémon Empire - IGN

The Pokémon franchise, now a $100 billion empire, owes its existence to Nintendo's initially failing Game Boy Link Cable. Game Freak co-founder Satoshi Tajiri envisioned using the cable for trading monsters, an idea championed by Shigeru Miyamoto, leading to the creation of Pokémon Red and Green. The limitations of the Game Boy hardware and the Link Cable heavily influenced the core gameplay mechanics, such as turn-based combat and the necessity of trading, which remain integral to the series today.

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Review: The Perfect Pencil (Nintendo Switch)

The Perfect Pencil is a 2D Metroidvania for Nintendo Switch featuring a striking hand-drawn art style and a dark, symbolic story about inner struggles. Players control John, who explores surreal environments and battles unsettling creatures using a giant pencil, with a unique analysis ability to uncover lore. Despite frustrating save points, the game offers a memorable and atmospheric experience with creative enemy designs.

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The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Might Feature Another Nintendo IP

A promotional video for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie has revealed the potential inclusion of characters from other Nintendo franchises, notably Pikmin and ROB. Shigeru Miyamoto, a producer on the film, has previously expressed interest in a Pikmin movie. The montage also features characters from Super Mario Bros. 2 and other Mario titles.

Nintendo LifePositive

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Just Teased Some Tiny Creatures You Might Not Have Expected To See

A new teaser for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie has revealed unexpected character appearances, including the plant-like creatures known as Pikmin. The short clip also features R.O.B., a Ninji, and Wart alongside Mario, Toad, and Peach. Pikmin creator Shigeru Miyamoto considers the series Nintendo's most global characters.

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Pikmin and more to star in Super Mario Galaxy Movie

The upcoming Super Mario Galaxy Movie will feature characters beyond the traditional Mario franchise, including Pikmin. A teaser from the official movie X account confirmed the inclusion of Shigeru Miyamoto's Pikmin, though their specific role remains unclear. The movie is scheduled for release on April 1st.

Gaming BoltPositive

Donkey Kong Bananza Focused on Kong’s Raw Strength to Differentiate Him From Mario, Says Producer

Nintendo producer Kenta Motokura discussed the challenges of differentiating Donkey Kong Country Returns HD from Super Mario Odyssey, focusing on Donkey Kong's raw strength and destructive capabilities. Consultations with Shigeru Miyamoto and Yoshiaki Koizumi helped define Donkey Kong's unique characteristics, such as his longer arms and powerful actions, to create distinct gameplay experiences compared to Mario. The goal was to offer players variety by highlighting the differences between the two IPs and their respective playstyles.