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I'd like to see older enemies return in new iterations like the Lynels and Hinoxs did in the last game. May be have Darknuts/Iron Knuckles, these huge enemies clad head to toe in armor, and Link having to have one-on-one sword battles with them. Could have Dodongos come back as big overworld...

Some tips: Learn to get really good at initiating flurry rush. This happens when dodging attacks at the last minute. If you need help the shrine on the hill above Kakariko Villiage functions as a tutorial for it. This way you stand a better chance even with low or no armor on. Save crafting...

I'm pretty unimaginative when it comes to naming the horses, mostly due to the fact that I rarely use them. The last horse I had, outside of Epona or Zelda's horse, was blue, so I just named it Blue.

The art style during the game play portions remind me a little of 3D Dot Game Heroes.

More side quests, maybe a few new areas of Koholint we've never seen before, and if not an extra post-game dungeon then maybe a Trials DLC a la BotW.

The art style for the animated cut scene at the beginning looked more like the style they used for the Oracle games to me.

From the little we've seen of it, it looks okay to me. Can't really give a definite answer until more game play footage is released.

I was really hoping the rumors of a pubg/fortnite style Fallout game were going to be untrue, but I'll give it a chance. Still was really wanting Bethesda to announce that Obsidian was going to be doing the next Fallout. After the lackluster spectacle that was Fallout 4, we really need a "New...

Rise of the Tomb Raider because it was $17 bucks on Steam as well as Quake Champions because it was free and will continue to be free after the E3 trial ends if you download it now.

Anyone else hyped for this? Definitely the highlight of this year's E3 for me. I can't wait to see the gameplay trailer at Quakecon. Doom (2016) was such as great game, looking forward to see what the next installment has in store. From watching the teaser trailer, looks like a lot of returning...

I've always liked the nice simplicity of Link's house in ALTTP and ALBW. Off by itself, but not too far away from other people (short walk to the village or castle), on a hill so you don't have to worry about flooding, and your own little patch of woods nearby to hunt and gather firewood.

Just started watching this guy the last few days. He has some good theories, but this one is pretty weak.

There could also be one as a result from the time travel bit in SS.

Some post-game dungeons would be nice. Also maybe do something like a lot of the Dragon Quest games do where you don't see the true ending until after completing whatever the post game content is.

Yes, otherwise the the scene before that would lose all it's meaning.

But what other choice does Link have? If he doesn't wake the Wind Fish, he will never be able to leave. Also hasn't the recent change to the timeline removed the oracle games to after LA and states that that is a different Link? If that's the case then he does have some sense of urgency to get...

I think he probably is dead and is just a restless spirit. The KORL was always just a boat, the king just happened to possess it for a time. His choosing to stay behind can be seen as his time/role in this world being over and it is time for the new generations (Link and the others) to forge...

Sure ok.

So the other day I was listening to a Zelda lore podcast called The Book of Mudora in which they were discussing certain aspects of LA. In it they brought up a point that I thought was interesting: Are the Nightmares really the villains of the game? All the things they do, they do only to ensure...

Perhaps it could be a reverse Spirit Tracks situation were, unlike Zelda who willing took possession of the armor, Flat may have been forced into the armor by Skull Kid, his brother, or even the Garo.

So I beat the game for the first time the other day, but one thing that has been bugging me is a line that Zelda says right before the final fight; "He's [Ganon] given up on reincarnation." What is this suppose to mean? That Ganon/Demise is tired of coming back, so he put forth so much power...

Unless its outright stated like in LA, saying something could be a dream just seems like a lazy cop-out to make something fit even though it doesn't belong. By that logic, even games like Soul Calibur II could be considered canon.

Beat him for the first time last night actually. Wanted to wait until I completed all the shrines and fully upgraded the clothes of the wild, so I could face him proper LOZ style, equipped with the Master Sword and Hylian Shield. Got all the memories before too in case there was a "true ending"...

Really enjoyed it. Plenty of secrets and multiple pathways. Liked the option of having different ways to infiltrate the castle.

Yeah I lucked out and found vol.3 for like $4 at Half Price Books. I generally buy manga used as most of the stuff I want to read is no longer in print. Would gladly pay for the legendary editions if VIZ hadn't cheaped out and made them paperback.

My favorite is and will always been the the old A Link to the Past comic that ran in Nintendo Power back in the day. Written by the creator of Cyborg 009, while it loosely follows the events of ALTTP it does deviate some with having original side characters and some locations and events are altered.

Technically it was the original on NES, but I was young and had no idea what I was doing, later I rented A Link to the Past and would just spend hours wandering around Hyrule, so I consider that to be my first true Zelda to play.