With no plot details, it's hard to know where Sony will take The Legend of Zelda.The original game, released in 1986, is set in the mystical kingdom of Hyrule and follows an evil prince, Ganon ...

The live-action movie based on Nintendo’s Zelda franchise has been officially hit with a delay. Thankfully, it doesn’t seem to be a significant one, at least not at this point.

While the Zelda movie is delayed, Nintendo's The Super Mario Bros. Movie 2 remains on track for April 2026. In other news, the Nintendo Switch 2 is out now.

Nintendo’s live-action Zelda movie won’t be out in March 2027 after all.Instead, the hero of time’s journey to the big screen will be delayed until May 2027. The company said it just needs a ...

Nintendo officially revealed that the live-action The Legend of Zelda movie would release on March 26, 2027. However, the movie has now been delayed. The new release date for The Legend of Zelda ...

Hoping that you’ll still be oohing and ahhing over your new Switch 2, Nintendo has a teensy little bit of bad news: the Legend of Zelda movie is being delayed. The good news is that it’s not ...

Nintendo announced that date back in March. But on Monday, The Legend of Zelda co-creator (and Zelda movie producer) Shigeru Miyamoto said in a statement that the film had been delayed to May 7, 2027: ...

Nintendo has delayed the upcoming live-action The Legend of Zelda movie to 7th May 2027. In a statement posted on X , Shigeru Miyamoto confirmed that the movie was being delayed "for production ...

Miyamoto and Nintendo say the delay is production-based: This is Miyamoto. For production reasons, we are changing the release date of the live-action film of The Legend of Zelda to May 7, 2027.

Now that the Switch 2 is out in the wild, Nintendo is ready to announce some bad news.The upcoming live-action movie based on The Legend of Zelda has been delayed — though only by a few weeks ...

Live-Action ‘Legend of Zelda’ Movie Delayed to May 2027 ... “The Legend of Zelda” debuted on the Nintendo Entertainment System in Japan on Feb. 21, 1986, and in North America on Aug. 22, 1987.