Mon, Nov 30, 2009 | 15:55 GMT
Aonuma refuses to rule out using “other forms” of technology in future Zelda games
Zelda producer Eiji Aonuma has told Kotaku that he will consider using “other forms in technology” in future Zelda games, after the inclusion of a train in The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks.
He said: “Regarding use of other forms in technology in the future, as long it adds to the overall game experience and is something we feel the player would enjoy, we wouldn’t be afraid to implement it. As a matter of fact, we have used the Hook Shot in several previous games, which would be considered a very modern type of technology, even by today’s standards.”
Just dont go expecting iPhones or Blackberrys with access to Google Wave in a future Zelda.
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6 comments
#1
Syrok
30/11/09, 4:03 pm
The Legend of Zelda: Galaxy
Use a stylus to push your rocket through space.
#2
freedoms_stain
30/11/09, 4:26 pm
‘get a google wave invite’ could be a great mission.
incidentally, i’ve got something like 12 available right now if anyone wants.
#3
Gekidami
30/11/09, 4:59 pm
Link almost looks like he’s got a monobrow in that pic. You could say his eye brows are LINKED!
#4
Syrok
30/11/09, 5:01 pm
….
/head in hands
#5
Gekidami
30/11/09, 5:02 pm
Monobrows arnt THAAAAT bad.
#6
Dr.Ghettoblaster
30/11/09, 5:06 pm
They should take their time with the next Zelda, save it for the next Nintendo system as a launch title, and instead develop a remake of original in 3D (or better than SNES top view LTTP graphics). That would be killer!