And I'm saying that the matter of the art style is not binary realism vs. cel-shaded. Twilight Princess was not realistic. Fa from it. It was still a heavily stylized game with a distinctive visual style.

What you're saying is that you prefer cel-shading over every other possible visual direction they could possibly take, which seems unreasonably narrow.

Rewriting the entire history of Ganondorf and the Sages, for one.

There are also hints about, ah....

The Skeleton Knight being Ocarina of Time Link, or at least some member of the Link line, which isn't possible except in a case where Ocarina of Time didn't happen in a way presented in that game.

ZELDA FPS adventure for the win!
No, not really. Umm..

motion plus with true feel sword hacking and shield blocking

more adult link based stuff. TP was great for that

a zelda that flows from a previous zelda - imagine that!

I've successfully blown my mind.

I'd like to see link.

Hes awesome, zelda games need more of him

The OoT and MM thing reminds me of Jumanji.

at the end of Jumanji when they finsh the game, they go back to when the game started.... except they still had memories of what happened, even though it didn't end up happening.

Then they met the kids in the 90s again, and both remembered each other even though the kids had never experienced anything at all anymore (because the 60s kids had rewritten their timeline so that the 90s kids never even started the game) so how the hell did they remember?

but how did the kids in Jumanji know!!!!!

surely they weren't born with the memories already!!!!

Stupid Jumanji.

Stupid time travel.

Damn Jumanji is a great film

They should make it into a 2-d platformer, with 8 worlds, each having 4 different areas. And it would be cool if he could warp to different worlds through warp portals.
And at the end of each world, he would defeat a boss, only to be faced by those dreaded words(you know which)

We can't assume that, though, because it's never canonically stated. Do you think that, if TP is 100 years after Ocarina of Time, then there was enough time for Ganondorf to bust out, fight a war, get captured and sealed away by the Sages (who have no determinate race related to Ocarina of Time whatsoever), and then be entirely forgotten by the populous at large? In a century? No sir! No sir it does not fit at all.

Also: Twilight Princess is one of the rare games where Ganondorf actually just flat-out dies. He has no followers who are around to ressurect him. He's just dead. Bing bang boom, dead. QED.

So you're saying that, less than a century ago (because Ganondorf was sealed away less than a hundred years ago, he would have to be), a descendant of Ocarina of Time Link started a family, had a child, then... just turned into a skeleton? And this didn't survive the family records somehow? There's no stories about him?

The evidence in-game of all of this stuff is just way too thick. It's like smoke hanging in the air around Hyrule Castle. Twilight Princess just doesn't fit in the timeline.

I'd like to see Link using a spear as a weapon. Of course though I'd like to see the Sword/Shield combo stay, but it's surely time for something new.