Fri, Jun 05, 2009 | 07:25 BST
Miyamoto airs beautiful art for next Zelda
You see. Years in the desert. The horrors of Wii Music. Funny plastic finger clips. Cammie Dunaway dying in front of a growling internet. And then Miyamoto does this.
It’s concept art for the next Zelda, which the developer hopes to announce next year. Pictures: a thousand words.
Thanks, Kotaku.
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Posted in: Adventure, E3 2009, Hot, Nintendo, RPG, Wii
Tags: shigeru miyamoto, the legend of zelda
14 comments
#1
Blerk
05/06/09, 8:11 am
Not cartoony enough! I want Wind Waker Link back!
#2
Anders
05/06/09, 8:22 am
Dito on Blerk, actually. Wind Waker was as cosy as Zelda-games get.
#3
Hero of Canton
05/06/09, 8:36 am
Make up your mind Pat – do you want Nintendo to go hardcore or not? :p
#4
Mike
05/06/09, 8:43 am
Not enough muscles and weapons for my liking.
#5
Gekidami
05/06/09, 8:44 am
I dont mind it looking ‘more adult’ as they say (i bet its uses the exact same engine as Twilight Princess for that matter) but i hope its as complete as Wind Waker. TW really was a waste of DVD.
#6
Shatner
05/06/09, 8:53 am
I find it hard to get excited over any concept art that doesn’t feature Kratos.
#7
Morrius
05/06/09, 9:41 am
For those that care, the figure that isn’t link is the master sword. Now humanoid for some reason.
#8
Freek
05/06/09, 11:34 am
Isn’t it a bit early to get excited about this? It’s a picture of Link, like he always looks.
#9
Gekidami
05/06/09, 11:39 am
Which of these comments comes off as excited to you?
#10
anasui
05/06/09, 12:06 pm
uh, he doesn’t look more adult than in TP to me
but yeah, already saw this one yesterday, quality was much worse though. Humasword looks like a Zora
#11
deanimate
05/06/09, 1:45 pm
Nice piece of art. Still haven’t played a zelda yet :/
Maybe if I can pick up TP for a tenner I can give it a go.
#12
anasui
05/06/09, 2:39 pm
you arent really picking up the best, lemme tell you
#13
anasui
05/06/09, 2:43 pm
http://www.4colorrebellion.com/media/pics/09/06/livingsword.jpg
#14
deanimate
05/06/09, 8:19 pm
yeah I know :/
I did get Ocarina running on an N64 emulator with no problems. Simply a case of giving the game a good go now.
Too many good games to play though