In an interview with GamesTM, Eiji Aonuma discussed a wide range of topics, ranging from how A Link Between Worlds came to be, to his vision of what he wants a new Hyrule to be like. What details did Aounuma divulge? Hit the jump to find out.
In a Japanese interview with 4Gamer, Eiji Aonuma revealed that Wind Waker HD took only about six months to develop. Aonuma also discussed why Wind Waker HD was developed for the Wii U. Hit the jump for the full scoop.
Eiji Aonuma was recently interviewed by Official Nintendo Magazine UK. The interview included topics ranging from what his responsibilities are as the producer of Zelda, to A Link Between Worlds and much more. What interesting bits did Aonuma divulge in this interview? Hit the jump to find out!
Eiji Aonuma recently gave an exclusive interview in Japanese regarding the Zelda series with 4Gamer. Parts of the interview have been translated, with Aonuma discussing topics ranging from the state of Zelda on the Wii U, to dispelling misconceptions of him being tired of Zelda. What else did Aonuma talk about? Hit the jump to find…
Iwata Asks is a series of interviews hosted by Nintendo president and CEO Satoru Iwata, who sits down with the team of recently-released Nintendo games and discuss the development processes behind them. The latest interview features major members of The Wind Waker HD development team. To kick off the interview, the team reflect upon how…
For those who recall Aonuma recently telling the story of how he kept Wind Waker‘s development a secret from Miyamoto, he also revealed many more interesting details in the same MTV Multiplayer interview. He says that he pursued the cel-shaded visuals because he and his team were curious about the style, especially as it had rarely…
With all of the excitement of the upcoming The Wind Waker HD release, Nintendo UK decided to find out exactly why so many people are looking forward to it. Since the interviews took place during London Comic Con 2013, it is interesting to get a look at some of the costumes these people have made.…
Back at E3 we got the chance to sit down with Eímear Noone, the conductor of Symphony of the Goddesses. Our very own CEO Jason asks questions about touring the world, meeting Zelda fans and what’s new in “Second Quest”, the symphony’s second season currently touring North America. You can find more information about the…
In an interview with The LA Times, Zelda director Eiji Aonuma discussed his thoughts and feelings on developing the upcoming Zelda titles. Most interestingly, he admitted that he is growing “tired” of the traditional formula in Zelda games. He hopes to address this by making some changes, while at the same time “staying true” to…
In a fascinating interview over on Kotaku, Zelda creator Shigeru Miyamoto recalls his experience on the development of one of the most critically acclaimed games of all time, Ocarina of Time. He shares many interesting secrets behind the game’s development, as well as some stories during this time. Read on to hear about Super Mario 64‘s influence,…
We were shown the new A Link Between Worlds and The Wind Waker HD games at this year’s E3 Nintendo Direct, but a key Zelda title was not invited to the party. Zelda Wii U has been known to be in development for some time now and Nintendo is presumably hard at work completing the title for…
Joe Granato, creator of It’s Dangerous To Go Alone: The Movie, recently announced that he would be releasing his own in-house iOS game to go with the upcoming documentary. As both a fan project about The Legend of Zelda community, and an experiment in new ways to deliver films, It’s Dangerous To Go Alone: The…
As the Symphony of the Goddesses returns to London on May 23rd, we’re sending our one and only Man of World, Hombre de Mundo, to cover the event. There, we’ll also be interviewing Eímar Noone. This woman is the conductress of the orchestra, as well as a familiar face to everyone who has attended a…
In a recent interview with CNET, Eiji Aonuma discussed what is on every Zelda fan’s mind—A Link to the Past 2. According to Aonuma, this sequel feels “different” than any Zelda predecessor. While this statement was obviously vague in context, Aonuma stated that having a clean slate to work with on the 3DS provided inspiration for the title.…
We’re more than well aware, especially after reading numerous protests against our CD-i Month posts, that there are a lot of Zelda fans who would love nothing more than to scrub the CD-i Zelda games out of existence and remove these stains from the series’ otherwise (mostly) shiny history. So if you were to meet…
