In an interview with Japan's weekly Playboy magazine, Miyamoto drops a couple bombs.
Sometimes, big news happens in strange places. Miyamoto told Japan's weekly version of Playboy about a couple of games in development.
Miyamoto refers to Super Mario Sunshine as a deluxe version of Mario 64, and acknowledges that there wasn't enough new and different enough to garner the sales Nintendo was expecting. "When you start thinking that you have to raise the number of consoles (in homes), you realize that having a lot of brand names is important. ...But I still want to make new things."
When asked what is planned for after Zelda, Miyamoto replied, "We're developing Pikmin 2 and the Mario 128 that we showed to everyone at a press announcement earlier. You will feel something new in this game that wasn't in Mario Sunshine."
