Super Mario Maker producer Takashi Tezuka was asked about whether Nintendo would consider a Zelda Maker.
Fans have been clamouring for a way of, officially and easily, crafting custom Super Mario Bros. levels since the series began, and Super Mario Maker unlocks the potential on Wii U. Using a palette on the console's GamePad, it's quick to pick and drop tiles, enemies and level objects to form challenging, bizarre and impossible stages.
How about other Nintendo franchises, however, with a wide range of faces for the company to create "Maker" games with.
When asked about a potential Zelda maker, Tezuka expressed how he feels it would be a "challenge to make" and how it "might be a difficult task" to create such a game, given how difficult creating Super Mario Maker was.
Could a Zelda Maker work?