When Shigeru Miyamoto and Eiji Aonuma revealed The Legend of Zelda on Wii U back in December during the Game Awards, there was a lot of doubt that it would reach its anticipated 2015 window. That's because this Zelda game was taking the series into the open world for the first time, offering entirely new possibilities. Aonuma has come to realize this himself and has announced that the game, indeed, will not make it to Wii U this year.
In a personal video message on the Legend of Zelda Facebook page, Aonuma cited that designers have found new gameplay possibilities for Link's first open-world adventure. Given the team's newfound ambition, the game is being pushed back into 2016 for polish purposes. Aonuma apologized to fans, but noted, "Our priority is to make [Zelda Wii U] the most complete and ultimate Zelda game."
Given that Nintendo has new hardware lined up for the future, the eventual Legend of Zelda looks to be quite the swansong for Wii U. Look for more information to (hopefull) come at E3.
The Legend of Zelda on Wii U delayed past 2015
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