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Majin-Tenshinhan said:
Regarding the dancing Link picture, I can assure you that no japanese person did that sketch. Or atleast not the text above it.

How come? Because the "odoru" is in both hiragana and katakana. It switches mid-through the word. Anyone with a good understanding of the language would've written the whole word in hiragana. Even if the whole word was in katakana, it would be somewhat believable, but mixing the two makes no sense whatsoever.

Though, even despite this "evidence", one would have to be pretty stupid to believe it in the first place. The dancing Link-thing that is, the other stuff doesn't sound too bad.

Plus they call link "Ringu" and not "Rinku" as i would imagine they would call him, unless Link is "Ringu" in Japan. The two hash marks next to the last sign give it away

Either way, you'd think IGN would be shouting the Dancing Link thing from the rooftops. Or at least we would've heard some sort of coy remark in the Nintendo crew's podcast.

I still don't see the fears of them "casualizing" Zelda. I mean, they haven't "casualized" anything else yet. And don't say Mario Kart because Wii is just as accessible (from a gameplay perspective) as any other in the franchise (except possibly Super Circuit)

 



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