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Originally Posted by IkanaGeneral197
I hope that it means appealing to the female audience, rather than the little kid audience. We've had enough of those watered-down games for kids, and it's time Zelda returns to its former glory. Of course, this could be wishful thinking, but it sounds good.
Then again, this game could turn out worse than TP, judging by the direction Zelda is going... |
Yeah, no, I don't think they meant "Zelda Kart Soccer" when he said more appealing to a broader audience. Miyamoto said that they were changing the direction of Zelda, and that
TP would be the last "traditional" Zelda we would see for a long time. He also mentioned that the series was going through some "fundamental changes", none of which (unless you count the M+ anouncement) he has as of yet revealed.
He also said Link/the series is "maturing". I'm...not exactly sure what that means beyond the fact that we're seeing an older Link, but I think it should give you enough console to assure you that it won't turn into Zelda and Link's Happy Party.
