This thread can pertain to current and future Zelda titles...
The question is simple; which three things must a Zelda game have in order for you to view it in a positive light?
For example the three things i always want in a Zelda game are:
Adult Link - I didn't really enjoy playing as Young Link in OoT or MM (which is probably why i love Fierce Deity so much, it was a way of not being young Link)
Connected Overworld - I didn't always look out for this because i didn't think i'd ever need to but here we are. Following SS i'm always going to be highly suspicious of overworld design, hopefully it isn't something that will repeat in the futre.
Familiar NPCs - call me a creature of habit, but i don't think i could feel at home with a Zelda or really consider any future games a 'true Zelda' unless they had a few characters that I have seen before. Obviously we have Link and Zelda but what of Malon, the Gorons and Zoras and the enemies we know and love?
So thats me, how about you guys?
The question is simple; which three things must a Zelda game have in order for you to view it in a positive light?
For example the three things i always want in a Zelda game are:
Adult Link - I didn't really enjoy playing as Young Link in OoT or MM (which is probably why i love Fierce Deity so much, it was a way of not being young Link)
Connected Overworld - I didn't always look out for this because i didn't think i'd ever need to but here we are. Following SS i'm always going to be highly suspicious of overworld design, hopefully it isn't something that will repeat in the futre.
Familiar NPCs - call me a creature of habit, but i don't think i could feel at home with a Zelda or really consider any future games a 'true Zelda' unless they had a few characters that I have seen before. Obviously we have Link and Zelda but what of Malon, the Gorons and Zoras and the enemies we know and love?
So thats me, how about you guys?