Mario excited in his first major animated film for several weeks cinema-goers around the world, from young to old. Already, the Super Mario Bros. movie is the highest-grossing video game film of all time the Nintendo movie will soon break the magic mark of 1 billion US dollars in sales. With other Nintendo movies that’s why many fans are already counting – and now there are for them happy news by none other than Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto himself.
Mario dad is working on more Nintendo movies
The “Father” of Super Mario betrayed in one Interview with the Japanese daily newspaper Nihon Keizai Shimbun (Nikkei) which is what avid Nintendo fans wanted to hear.
The Nintendo veteran revealed that he definitely working on more films becomes. He already has various possibilities and ideas in mind on how to become known and popular Include Nintendo characters in a movie could.
What’s the next Nintendo movie about?
However, Shigeru Miyamoto did not want to reveal any further details in the interview. According to the Nintendo celebrity, fans still have to be patient because in in the near future there will be no concrete presentation.
Thus is currently open, what the next Nintendo movie will be about. Pretty sure it is another animated film should be. After all, Nintendo and the Minions makers Illumination Studios have already announced further cooperation.
The well-known French animation studio is also responsible for the Super Mario Bros. film, which is currently running successfully in cinemas.
Of course, after the mad success of the Mario film, it would be conceivable second part, which is more or less already announced at the very end of the film, or at least strongly hinted at.
Next Nintendo film with Zelda or Metroid?
According to Miyamoto’s rather vague statement about the Nintendo characters, however, it cannot be ruled out Nintendo movies to other popular brands of the Japanese company. The Legend of Zelda or Metroid would be particularly obvious. So far, Nintendo has always been very reluctant to film its valuable brands, but the enormous success of the Mario movie should make the company rethink.
