Nintendo could be hired for the next project 'Zelda' – Variety

Nintendo could be hired for the next big project "The Legend of Zelda", according to two job listings found by the user guru-guru on Resetera.

A list is for a 3DCG designer who would work on the topography in the game. The second list is for a level designer. This person will be responsible for planning events in the game, dungeons, fields and enemies.

It should be noted, however, that these job offers do not specifically mention the employees on which the employees of the "The Legend of Zelda" project will work. The last main entry in the series, "Breath of the Wild," was released in March 2017 and has sold over 10 million copies to date. Nintendo has since produced two packs of downloadable content. Former Nintendo Chairman Tatsumi Kimishima said in January that the company wanted to broadcast "even more downloadable content and events to create excitement for the games."

Nintendo's current president, Shuntaro Furukawa, echoed these sentiments in October at a results meeting. "We need continued growth," he said, as reported by Bloomberg reporter Yuji Nakamura at Twitter. "We need to continue publishing new software. This includes DLCs and other content for headlines already out. And more emphasis on online gambling. Finally, more genres and diverse games will attract people who are not currently playing on Switch. "

Nintendo would also work on a mobile entry of the "Zelda" franchise, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal last year. The company has already launched mobile titles for popular franchises such as "Fire Emblem", "Super Mario Bros." and "Animal Crossing". A game "Zelda" is certainly possible. Previously, Nintendo had announced wanting to launch two or three titles for mobile phones each year.