Zelda Wii U Release Date: Nintendo Disclosed-They are Working With the Three Zelda Games of This Moment
Nintendo admits that they are really working on with three amazing Zelda games, and they are expecting more games to work on with. This news actually came out with the Ninty's meeting with general shareholders. So, during the meeting the gem suggests that together with two consoles (games)- Hyrule Warriors as well as the Zelda Wii U, the latter is the one that will come back to the Nintendo 3DS in the future.
So, during the shareholders' meeting they have come up with decisions that will make Zelda Wii U continue its journey. There are questions being thrown to each other and came up with the right and direct answer. Here are the extremely important questions during that time.
"When will you announce more information about the new Legend of Zelda game for Wii U? Will it be before E3 next year?"
Such question got an honest answer: "Although this Annual General Meeting of Shareholders is a special opportunity, I am afraid I cannot give you any information other than what has been officially announced," Shigeru Miyamoto replied. But he gave enough information about Zelda Wii U.
"At the halfway point to achieving this goal, we released "The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds" for Nintendo 3DS last year. We created the games in the traditional "The Legend of Zelda" series in steps that players could easily understand and follow; the player would obtain a new item in each dungeon, use the item to clear that dungeon and be able to enjoy applying the items in different ways after acquiring about eight items. However, in "The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds," we broke that down and let the player rent different items from the beginning, so the player could use different combinations of items. In this way, we are gradually changing the structure of "The Legend of Zelda" series, and we are preparing to newly evolve the series for Wii U. In addition to that, we have ideas for Nintendo 3DS which we have not announced yet, so I hope you will look forward to them."
