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This thread appeared almost as quickly as the info on Wikipedia about Team Ninja working on Metroid which appeared about 3 minutes after the conference finished.



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I hope when he means by older by not a old man Whatever I have to catch up on Zelda games. Got to get twilight princess



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is there a pic available or no




TWRoO said:
I love seeing people get excited over so little.

"OMG CONFIRMEDZZZ"

What difference does it make when we knew it would come eventually anyway, hell it isn't going to release for another year and a half at least.

But at least now we know that it's a mature link and miyamoto is really thinking of using WM+ a lot in the game... he even said that it could be WM+ only... and for me that is a really good think to know...



Alas, it looks like he wants to infect it with 1:1. How many franchises will be dragged down by this inferior method of doing motion control before the people clamoring for it actually get a chance to see how badly it works for games?

Gestures are the way forward. Not WM+, not Natal, and not the Sony thing.



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chriscox1121 said:
is there a pic available or no

Not yet because there were no cameras or video allowed at the conference i bet we will see it soon though.



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Soriku said:
HELL YES :D

Someone must have gotten a quick pic of the art. At least I hope...

Definitely someone must have had their iphone or blackberry out.



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E3 2009: Miyamoto Talks Next Zelda
Series creator drops the details during roundtable discussion.
by Lucas M. Thomas



June 2, 2009 - If you were wondering why there was no new Zelda news at Nintendo's E3 press conference this morning, it's because Mr. Miyamoto wanted to save a little something for his own private roundtable. At the closed door, no-photographs-allowed discussion with a select group of journalists this afternoon, the man who created Link dropped details and showed off artwork of the Hero in Green's next iteration.

The next console Zelda adventure will feature a Link who is more mature than ever before, and a swordplay system that is far more advanced than any ever seen before in the series. The game may ship as a MotionPlus-only design, as well, which should give you an idea of the swordfighting scheme Shigeru has in the works.

"Think of Zelda while you're trying some of the archery and sword play in Wii Sports Resort," Miyamoto said.

If the next Zelda were to employ MotionPlus in that way (and it totally will), it would be a significant shift for the property -- and one that may well be the change the franchise needs.

"There are people who think of Zelda more as an RPG with simpler controls, so trying to figure out how to make everybody happy is something that's going to concern me," says Miyamoto.

Stay tuned for more information as it becomes available. And get hyped!



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