tagged for later.

Nice find. I'm sure anyone would love to be defended by Wright...wouldn't they?

Conegamer said: S.Peelman said: So what does one have to do to be 'Defender of Hyrule'? I'm probably one of the biggest Zelda fans on here, I buy Nintendo systems solely because of the prospect of there being a Zelda game at one point in the future. Even if it's not yet announced, even if Zelda would be the only game on the system. All the (though excellent of course) rest is just bonus to me. (Though maybe Veknoid should be it because he made the Official Zelda thread ) You seem pretty excited for the role, so go for it! Haven't seen Veknoid for a while, and not in this thread, so if he doesn't disagree then I'm fully behind you!

The bigger question is actually... What does one need to do when they're 'Defender of Hyrule'? Is it something one would want to? Hint, I'm lazy .

Here's something I found pretty interesting, seems like Miyamoto is retiring from Mario...

uk.ign.com/articles/2013/11/04/miyamoto-wont-work-on-the-next-mario

I'm unsure if this is good or bad, however...it might inject some life into the franchise.

Also, there's quite a string of lectures for me today, so the update to the thread will either come tonight or tomorrow.

Miyamoto retiring from Mario?

Maybe he won't work on the next Mario, but he may come back for future Mario games! Or maybe he is just kidding and he will retract from what he said.

That's not too bad news. After all, Miyamoto will retire one day, so it's better to let the rest of the staff getting used to that situation while he's still around and can give advises than just waiting until he's gone.

Besides, I wonder how involved he was in the last Mario games. Not as much as we think, I guess.

Peter ain't nearly as cool as saying Pedro. Didn't you watch Napoleon Dynamite?

Sooo, can we have something on Mondays? Like, freecookiesforeverybody-Monday?

Enjoy

It sounds bad but he knows best.. as long as he is working for Nintendo.