Which classic place would you like to see return?

Mine would have to be the Gerudo Fortress from MM. Even the music was good!

Originally Posted by Ananceinthero

Mine would have to be the Gerudo fortress from MM. Even the music was good!

Clock Town. Although I'm a little iffy in case it were to be half-assed.

Ill make a list
-Stone Tower
-Gerudo Fortress
-Termina
-Temple of Time
-Hyrule Castle
-Lost Woods where you actually get lost
-Ill post more later when I get bored

The Sacred Realm (ALttP)

I can't answer this question because I've only played OoT.

Originally Posted by Cukeman

The Sacred Realm (ALttP)

I agree, this was really the only game where you could fully explore the Sacred Realm, even though it was in its dark form. I'd like to explore the Sacred Realm again, whether it's a twisted version like the Dark World, or the pristine and pure version we hear about in most of the games.

The Great Sea, the ocean from wind waker gave me a great sense of freedom and exploration, I would love to see another ocean but with twilight princess(or better) graphics.

Oh and fishing!!!

Expanded Twilight Realm

Northern Hyrule (AoL)
Sacred Realm (ALttP)

Northern Hyrule was pretty cool and large. Id love to see a (retcon) game set in that area again. See it all 3D and expanded on!

Sacred Realm would be cool to explore (when its not all Dark Worldy).

I would enjoy going to new places, but since you asked here they are anyway.
-A Zora's River that you don't have to fly through (TP), and instead just walk up stream.
-Gerudo Fortress
-Some sort of town like, Kakariko, Castle Town, Clock Town, etc.

Basically OoT's Desert. Well...I don't know if I'd want it to "return" per se, but I would love to see it expanded and rendered with contemporary graphics. That includes-
**Gerudo Valley
**Fortress
**Haunted Wasteland
**Spirit Temple

And I sort of want Kakariko back...I really like the graveyard and windmill...and I really think that they can give the Bottom of the Well and Shadow Temple their rightful T-rating, given they were resurrected.

I prefer new places, but this is a list of classic places that I would love to see again:

1- OoT's Forest Temple.
2- OoT's Gerudo valley.
3- MM's Great Bay temple.
4- MM's Stone Tower.
5- OoT's Zora's Domain.
6- AoL's Palace, in 3d of course.
7- TMC's Minish woods.

And a lot of other places, specially from Alttp.

- Temple of Time
- Sacred Realm ( Dark or not, doesn't matter to me)
- Hyrule Castle
- Gerudo Valley

But these have to be re-made in a good way, not some cheap 'lets just throw these in here for fan service' type of thing.

Originally Posted by Aura Pulse

Clock Town. Although i'm a little iffy incase it were to be half-assed.

Do ya really have to quote the first post?

anyways, I want to see the temple of time again.
And a new and improved zoras domain.

Definitely the Sacred Realm in ALttP and Termina.

I'd like to see the Hidden Village return only because there is a big story behind it and all they seemed to tell about it is that the Sheikah lived there for generations. I'd love to learn more about that village and who knows, the next Zelda game can feature a Sheikah as a playable character. Like maybe have link playing in the present time and then have him have a dream or just have the game split off into the past to show the history of the village.

Gerudo Valley/fortress. If they expanded it a bit, and kept the same song that would be great. Its always been one of my favorite places in any game. And the music is among the best of the series.

The Sanctuary from aLttP

* All of AOL Hyrule
* Ikana Kingdom

There would be many places i would bring back, if the opportunity arose to do so.

They include (and not limited to)

• OOT's Gerudo Valley (complete with Desert and Spirit Temple)
• MM's Milk Road w/t Ranch
• WW's Ruto Island*
• WW's Windfall Island*
• TP's Goron City
• OOT's Kakariko Village
• TP's Hyrule Field (w/t more thing to do as such)
• MM's Gerudo Fortress
• TP's Ordon Village

*In a Town form in the case that a Zelda title to use these is Land Based only

There are many more places i'd like to return