After announcing the Wii Vitality Sensor, Nintendo hasn’t said much about the accessory other than its still in development. A Nintendo filed patent application we found shines some light on what kind of games we may see for it.

According to Nintendo, it’s still coming.

There are going to be dozens of great games at E3, sure. But this year’s event is more about exploring the barrier between users and machines than anything else.

While this is hardly enough information to consider any sort of “confirmation” regarding the device, it is quite possible that this collaboration involves the Wii Vitality Sensor.

No, Nintendo of America hasn’t announced Wii Relax yet, but they are laying tracks for it.

When discussing Wii plans with the Asahi Shimbun, Satoru Iwata brought up The Legend of Zelda. A new installment in the series will go on sale this year.