| tbone51 said: Sexism is strong here! |
For the record, I wouldn't really be a fan of making Samus a man either. It kind of just feels...unnecessary.
I just hope that Nintendo does this tastefully and doesn't turn link into some genderless protagonist that the gamer decides at the beginning of the game. Like another poster said, maybe a brother/sister duo could be a good idea for a game or even one where the gamer flashes between the stories of each sibling. I could see Nintendo doing some pretty cool stuff here if they mix time travel in with a dual story concept.
Basically, I am OK with Linkle as long as she is adding something meaningful to the gameplay and storyline. If her presence is just to appease culture warriors and ends up diluting the Zelda experience, then I am not a fan.
