DélioPT said:
HoangNhatAnh said:
Because they have to support two systems at the same time but now, it can be like this:
2018: a remastered 2019: a new 2D top down Zelda like A Link Between World 2020: Hyrule Warriors 2 2021: another spin off like Tri Force Heroes 2022: another Zelda Picross 2023: a big mainline game
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For the life of me i can't remembre what remastered Zelda game came out this year...
2019: agreed! It can be a more artistic game, btw. 2020: I can live with that 2021: Spin-off: Zelda inspired game (no, not the CDi games!) 2022: mainline game (it's 4 years after BOTW, i think it's enough time if they re-use the same engine) 2023: either a RPG or a remaster of an old handheld game (like the Pokémon Let's Go Switch game)
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This is just an example. 2021: a spin off with multiplayer feature like Tri Force Heroes. Let Go isn't just a remaster, it's a full remake. 2022: mainline game only if they reuse the same engine, if they built a new engine then not sure it will take only 4 years.