Do You Think Nintendo Will Ever Make Hyrule Text Consistent Between Games?

[Saint Ravenboo]

Within every entry in the series, besides Majora's Mask, Hyrule text has then in a different style lettering mismatch translations, but will they ever develop a style that is constantly used between games? If so, which one? I'd prefer to use the Twilight Princess alphabet. But I may be biased on that, since it is my favorite game in the series.

 

[Daku Rinku]

I would love the Twilight Princess style as well, alas I imagine it will be Link’s Awakening Remake and Echoes of Wisdom style.

 

[Saint Ravenboo]

I would love the Twilight Princess style as well, alas I imagine it will be Link’s Awakening Remake and Echoes of Wisdom style.

Wait, do they use the same Hylian text? I was mostly talking about the language, just to make things clear.

 

[Daku Rinku]

Wait, do they use the same Hylian text? I was mostly talking about the language, just to make things clear.

Oh I thought font style. XD
Then the language in TP would be great cuz its Old Norse looking.

 

[Saint Ravenboo]

Oh I thought font style. XD
Then the language in TP would be great cuz its Old Norse looking.

Yeah. I was mostly talking about both actually, to be honest.

 

[Daku Rinku]

Yeah. I was mostly talking about both actually, to be honest.

Sounds good to me.

 

[Saint Ravenboo]

Considering the language and font style are actually intertwined, due to how the language is developed for the game it's in between Wind Waker and Twilight Princess, their stylized the way they are, because the way they're decoded is different. One is translating it into Japanese and then into English to get the meaning, and the other one is the other way around I believe. Causing the font to look completely different. I could be wrong about this.

 

[Daku Rinku]

Considering the language and font style are actually intertwined, due to how the language is developed for the game it's in between Wind Waker and Twilight Princess, their stylized the way they are, because the way they're decoded is different. One is translating it into Japanese and then into English to get the meaning, and the other one is the other way around I believe. Causing the font to look completely different. I could be wrong about this.

I love how Midna speaks broken English. It may indeed be a mix of English and are Nordic Dialect.

Not sure if this fan made or from the game:

 

[Hyrulian Hero]

While I'm glad people care to discuss these things, I'm so content with my interpretation of the Legend of Zelda.

"I remember the text looking this way."

"Yeah, well I remember it that way."

Legend.