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I was thinking over my head a bit just as I woke up this morning, what if there was a Zelda game that had Tri-Ace's hand involved? After all, there are several games in several series that have multiple, separate companies working on things. Kingdom Hearts, Star Ocean, etc come to mind. Such games and such series themselves have seen moderate to great success,
I mean, the Zelda series can only stay in its first party roots for so long until the devs get tired of making Zelda games, then they'll start flipping tables or something. So my question is, if the next couple of Zelda games had their ingredients mixed by multiple hands, what hands would you like to have dabbled
I personally would love to see Square-Enix play a part in the development, structure, graphical design et cetera in the next few Zelda games. SE has a history of making great games (sure, I may not hold them in my favorites listing, but even FFXIII was great!) and I'd love to see such an amazing company start playing around with my favorite series ever.
I was thinking over my head a bit just as I woke up this morning, what if there was a Zelda game that had Tri-Ace's hand involved? After all, there are several games in several series that have multiple, separate companies working on things. Kingdom Hearts, Star Ocean, etc come to mind. Such games and such series themselves have seen moderate to great success,
I mean, the Zelda series can only stay in its first party roots for so long until the devs get tired of making Zelda games, then they'll start flipping tables or something. So my question is, if the next couple of Zelda games had their ingredients mixed by multiple hands, what hands would you like to have dabbled
I personally would love to see Square-Enix play a part in the development, structure, graphical design et cetera in the next few Zelda games. SE has a history of making great games (sure, I may not hold them in my favorites listing, but even FFXIII was great!) and I'd love to see such an amazing company start playing around with my favorite series ever.