"I think the answer would be the same if we're talking about just porting," he said, "but I think I'd be even more interested in creating something new maybe based on, or starting from, A Link To The Past. I think it's important to bring some really new software."
Unfortunately, since Miyamoto announced last year that he was essentially "taking a back seat" and becoming more of an advisor to the next generation of Nintendo developers, this means that he most likely won't be at the reins of the potential spiritual sequel. He also admits that, consequently, his vision could be compromised.
Edge magazine also asked him about one particular Nintendo series about which fans have undoubtedly become curious. Since Nintendo is well-known for rarely abandoning any of its successful franchises (as evidenced by both Mario and Pokémon), one must ask the question: "What happened to F-Zero?" Miyamoto responded that he has no intention in creating a new F-Zero game with current hardware, but, with the Wii U coming up, he doesn't dismiss the possibility of continuing the franchise.
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