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As others have said, it is possible, but since there could not possibly be a Link and Zelda to precede the two in Skyward Sword, it is very unlikely (unless Nintendo really wants to screw up the story of nearly every Zelda game)

Haven't heard anything about it being posted on here either, but I imagine it'd stir up some stuff.

I say Fire mostly because, and I know everyone's gonna look at me like a crazy person when I say this, it's very much a self-defense element, but very good for offense, too. Think about it: with Water and Earth, you need the elements to be around to bend them. What if they're not around? What if...

Hardest MM TP SS OoT TWW Way too easy

Never played this game before, but it must be good if it's considered to be the best Zelda game (plus, y'know... this sub-forum). When the 3DS version comes out, I'll finally play this game, but I could use something to look forward to, and I'm sure many people have favorite parts, whether it be...

One cannot play Zelda. One must Zelda. That makes no sense. Seriously, though, what I do when I'm in a room, I simply use common sense/do the last thing I would expect to do. If that doesn't work, I look around the room and surrounding rooms. That always works for me.

I agree, it did look fantastic, but like said above, I feel it would be much better as a blend between Western and Anime, kinda like Avatar or Teen Titans.

Reason?

By ranking, how would you rank your top 10 hardest Zelda dungeons, 1 being hardest? Here's my list (although I haven't played any 2D Zeldas besides FS, and haven't played MM): 1. Sky Keep, SS - You have to change the rooms around so you can even get to them. Then, a good chunk of the rooms...

Was going to be Triforce of Power. It was too long. The more ya know.

You won't even know how happy all of us would be if we get the next Zelda like that E3 2011 tech demo!

Couldn't agree more. SS isn't serious? I mean, I agree, the rest of the Zelda games since (minus TP and SS) have been a little bit more kiddy, but SS is pretty serious, isn't it?

Smash Bros. is different, though. People waiting for a new Metroid or Zelda or anything other than Mario and DK to buy a Wii U would surely get Smash Bros. just for Wii U. I know some people who only like Nintendo just for Smash Bros. and will get a Wii U just for it. Good point. What Nintendo...

Wait... Zelda is considered childish..? That doesn't make any sense whatsoever. I mean, isn't this supposed to be one of the most epic game franchises ever created and changes video gaming as we know it? With a dark plot, larger-than-life characters, and action and evil at every turn? Dude, no...

I never could get into Star Trek. Wrath of Khan wasn't even that great for me. Star Wars, on the other hand, has fantastic charm, visuals, action, likable characters, pretty much everything that makes a movie excellent. I honestly even liked the prequels (I even compare III to the older ones)...

Link probably doesn't talk because Nintendo wants us to feel like you're the hero, you're the chosen one. If he talked, he'd probably have a different personality than most people, thus ruining it. Besides that, Link talking REALLY just isn't a good idea. It brings a little bit of charm to the...

Why not combine the two? For example, games like Super Mario 3D World have elements of a 2D Mario game in a 3D Mario game. Why not the same for Zelda? I think that would be pretty interesting...

Title says all. Throughout your life, what regrets have you had? I'll start. My biggest regret so far was getting A Link to the Past (for free, since I bought a SNES with it for $2), and sold it for $20. And now, I'm a Zelda fan. Dang.