Thu, May 07, 2009 | 09:20 BST
Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks is for a “wider age group of people”
Nintendo said in its full-year financials today that the next Zelda game’s looking to broaden the franchises reach.
“The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks… will appeal to a wider age group of people, and will launch in the later half of the year,” said the firm.
This was pretty much the only game-related info in the release, and is unlikely to thrill fans of the series.
Get all the rest of the news from the statement here. Thanks, Kotaku.
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Posted in: Adventure, DS, DSi, Financials, Hot, Nintendo, RPG
Tags: nintendo full-year financials 2009, The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks
5 comments
#1
David
07/05/09, 9:26 am
hasn’t Zelda always been a age friendly game ?
#2
Tonka
07/05/09, 9:34 am
Exactly.
#3
anasui
07/05/09, 11:52 am
yep, the quote puzzles me as well
#4
DrDamn
07/05/09, 12:05 pm
Perhaps more for the even younger kids?
. Zelda in gameplay terms is very age friendly, but in style and presentation not so much.
#5
frostquake
07/05/09, 2:03 pm
With the New “CHOO CHOO” Train maybe they are hoping for 4-5 year olds??? Sweet Milky Way Galaxy, What I wouldn’t give for a more Hard Edge Zelda Game geared more towards the 18- and up crowd..Sigh..It shall never happen!