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Nautilus said:
Hynad said:

It is never implied anything in Twilight Princess. It's all in your imagination.

As for the "pissing people that would care about it"... Why would they be pissed? What's wrong with having a choice? Why would it diminish their appriciation for the game? Please, give me one good reason why it would be such a big deal? Tradition? Because it's always been a male Link? What importance does it make?

really?For me it was heavily implied.Then again, I dont remember much of that game and can be my imagination.... Ill be playing the HD versino ina few months, so Ill remember.

Now to the other questions, not wanting to be mean, but I already wrote extensively about it in the other posts, so if you want to know the reason, just read through them.And yes, tradition is important, as a caracther legacy is also important.Imagine if for Uncharted 4 they made Drake into a woman(and gave a really good reason plot-wise for that to happen), how would fans feel?It just feels out of place, even though Nintendo could really do it.

Every Zelda game, or almost all of them, have a different Link. This is completely different from Uncharted, where it is the story of a fully fleshed-out and defined character. Your comparison doesn't stand. And  so far in this thread, you haven't given any reasonable reason why it is such a big deal to be allowed to choose Link's gender.