That may be changing come E3, as Nintendo’s Masahiro Sakurai went to the trouble today of posting his E3 access pass on Twitter. And went to the trouble of making sure we could see clearly his lanyards.
One is for Skyward Sword, which is to be expected. It’ll be a big part of Nintendo’s show. The other, though, is celebrating Zelda’s 25th anniversary, hinting something might be shown off next week.
It may be a game, it may be a party, it may just be for shits and giggles, who knows! But the series deserves something special, so let’s hope it gets it, even if the party is a little late.
ShiggyNinty
Friday, June 3, 2011 at 6:27 PMIm pretty sure they mentioned it at a conference with a logo and everything. GDC if im not mistaken!
Joe
Friday, June 3, 2011 at 7:57 PMUpdate…… Nintendo will no longer make any new games. All future games will be updates of 10 yo games. Full retail price will still be payable. these games will be labeled as the “must buy for every new console” range.
WiseHacker
Friday, June 3, 2011 at 8:14 PMThat’s what Nintendo has been doing for last few years – how is this an update?
AerintheGREAT
Friday, June 3, 2011 at 11:06 PMWhat WiseHacker said… only replace “for the last few years” with “ever since the release of the SNES”