After revealing a worldwide release date for its NX gaming console, Nintendo has announced the delay of its upcoming Legend of Zelda game, now scheduled to release on both Wii U and NX in 2017. The company confirmed that the game will be its only playable title at E3 this year, “in order to provide attendees a complete immersion.”

The Legend of Zelda (working title) was originally scheduled to launch for Wii U in 2015. The title was initially delayed to give the development team more time to realise “several new possibilities” for the game. A 2016 release window was confirmed in November 2015, after Nintendo had it listed as “TBD” for a period of time.

The information confirms reports which surfaced earlier this year that the game would be launching simultaneously across the NX and Wii U, although the allegations cited a 2016 release. Nintendo has not shown much of the game yet, besides a few short trailers and a screenshot. Here’s all the footage that has been released thus far.

• First announcement trailer
• Gameplay clip from 2014
• Gameplay footage featured in Nintendo Direct 2015
• Screenshot released this year, featuring an updated look for Link

Nintendo also announced Fire Emblem and Animal Crossing games for mobile devices, expanding its repertoire of apps following the release of the Miitomo social networking app. Check out the full story for more details.