hmm, i didnt know that the wii version of TP had link being right handed. I only played the Gamecube version, so I'll take back what I said and say that MOST of the Zelda games had Link being left handedchromewarriorXIII said:Well in the Wii version of TP he was right-handed to accommodate for the majority of the population which is right-handed. In the GameCube version he was still left handed. This is probably the same situation.Blood_Lined said:I noticed that Link is holding a shield in his left hand, in ALL the previous Zelda games Link has been left handed so I'm hoping that this simple "fun-fact" about Link being a leftie isn't changed here in the next title.
I miss Navi, wasnt the goal set in the intro of majora mask to find Navi? If I remember correctly, the text stated that Link went on a personal journey to find a friend that left shortly after returning the Master sword to the pedestal, which I assume the friend is Navi.TsunamiWombat said:Definatly, she's the sword.stormcaller said:She is the sword, I put money on it.
I rest my case.ZeroMachine said:Keane, did you see this little comparison?
Someone posted it on another thread about this. Curious, eh?
Money now says the title is Zelda: Legend of the Master Sword. Or some shit along these lines.
This means the next games "Navi" will be the master sword itself.
When I first saw her she reminded me of the fairy queen from wind waker.shMerker said:I thought of the master sword angle when I saw that image too. She also sort of looks like the great fairies from Wind Waker.
Also, as Keane said:stormcaller said:She is the sword, I put money on it.
I rest my case.ZeroMachine said:Keane, did you see this little comparison?
Someone posted it on another thread about this. Curious, eh?
Money now says the title is Zelda: Legend of the Master Sword. Or some shit along these lines.
Either way, this could work out well if done correctly.Keane Ng said:Maybe from the art work you can see that he's not holding a sword.
That's how it has worked in every Zelda game up to this point if I'm right.CapnJack said:In Twilight Princess, Link had a sword good enough to deal with weaker enemies in the beginning of the game, and got a stronger sword later on.
Yes. This is the future of Zelda. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcvdT2C31oc&feature=related]TikiShades said:Nah nah, guns are lame. He has a gun that shoots Master Swords.Grampy_bone said:"Link doesn't have a sword..."
I think the answer is obvious. This Link is a rough and dirty cop who "plays by his own rules." He will use a gun and it will be an FPS.
Gears of War 3: spoiler alert you play as Fenix and kill some Locusts.pixelbob said:spoiler alert you play as link and save a princess
You know that hasn't been even close to the plot for any of the 4 3-d console Zelda games, right? I mean, you could make a case for Wind Waker, but even there Zelda was more help than burden. Not to mention Sheik in OoT, her total lack (I think, I haven't yet played it) in Majora's Mask, and her giving her soul for Midna in Twilight Princess.pixelbob said:spoiler alert you play as link and save a princess
Okay, wait, that would actually be kind of cool. Just don't make any of the characters around talk, and we're set.Podunk said:In my heart of hearts (The heart I keep inside my heart. In one of the many chambers of my heart,) I want him to sling his shield around like Captain America...