Besides for a remake of the Gamecube classic, Wind Waker, the Wii U has been lacking in the Legend of Zelda department. However, that will all change soon. Everyone’s favorite pointy eared, pot breaking, sword swinging, grass cutting hero, Link, will soon be featured in three new titles on the system. There is of course his role in the battle game, Super Smash Bros, coming out this winter, but that is not all. Link and friends will tackle a new style of battle in the Dynasty Warriors crossover game, Hyrule Warriors. Fans got a tiny taste of the all new hack and slash adventure when the first gameplay trailer was released. There is also the upcoming E3 2014 announcement about the future of the main series game. Zelda Wii U. It has been rumored that the new game will include DLC for the first time. Now it is looking like we might finally have a release date for the game.
Do you love the characters of settings of The Legend of Zelda game series, but find the puzzles and maps incredibly frustrating? Well you are in luck. Link and the rest of the Zelda will soon be hacking and slashing his way through Hyrule in the upcoming action packed Dynasty Warriors crossover title, Hyrule Warriors.
The collaboration by Zelda producer, Eiji Aonuma, and Dynasty Warriors developer, Tecmo Koei. Where the gameplay will based on the Dynasty Warriors style while still retaining the weapons and chest from the Zelda franchise.
Last year at E3 it was announced that a Wii U Zelda game was in development. The producer of the Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker HD, Eiji Aonuma, recently spoke to Mashable about when to expect more info on the upcoming game, at E3 2014. Meanwhile, Walmart.com is offering a preorder placeholder for a Zelda 2, avaible on Dec 31, 2014, with a price point of $99. The item description reads:
“The Legend of Zelda Wii U (Working Title), a Nintendo console exclusive, is a pre-release general action game to be released in Q4 of 2014.More information is on the way! Check back soon!”
The game is rumored to be the first in the series to feature DLC add-ons.
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