Shigeru Miyamoto is considered amongst critics, gamers, and artists alike to be the father of modern videogames. Mario. Zelda. Donkey Kong. Star Fox. Not only are these aforementioned videogame franchises synonymous with Nintendo's unrelenting success in the videogame industry, but they all originated inside this one man's head. While not exactly starting off in the mail room or grabbing lattes for big wig Japanese execs, Miyamoto got his foot in the door while commissio...  Full Biography

E3 2007: Miyamoto: We Haven't Seen the Last of Pikmin - July 12, 2007, Wii News
Every time we chat with Nintendo's famous producer, Shigeru Miyamoto, we bring up at least one franchise we'd like to see remade for the company's current-generation console. It used to be Metroid. Then it was Kid Icarus. And most recently, it's become Pikmin. When quizzed on the subject, Miyamoto all but revealed that another Pikmin was in development for Wii.

E3 2007: Miyamoto on 1:1 Sword Fighting Game - July 12, 2007, Wii News
IGN recently asked famous Nintendo producer Shigeru Miyamoto whether or not the publisher had thought about internally developing a sword fighting game with one-to-one controls - something Wii fans have been clamoring for - and he hinted that some talks had taken place. In fact, judging by the phrasing of his response, Nintendo may already have a game underway.

E3 2007: Aonuma and Miyamoto on Next Wii Zelda - July 12, 2007, Wii News
The launch of Twilight Princess with the Wii was a first for Nintendo, which has never delivered a Zelda game so early in the life cycle of a new console. So does that mean fans may not be treated to another Zelda project, this time developed exclusively for Wii? Well, at the very least, it looks like it's going to be awhile, Speaking with IGN Wii, Twilight Princess director Eiji Aonuma and Nintendo producer Shigeru Miyamoto collectively indicated that while some ideas are being tossed around for a new Wii Zelda project, nothing is very far along, or set in stone.