The Legend of Zelda for the Wii U has officially been revealed. It's due for release in 2015 for now, and what we've seen already is official gameplay. 

Edited June 12, 201411 yr by Hero of Winds

I have a feeling that the newest zelda U trailer is more like this 

 

than this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3ct4Si7sS4 

 

because it may be in-game engine, but that doesn't mean that the game isn't rendered. All i'm trying to say is that Nintendo might change some things up a bit (not including the art style) by the time the game has to be released. 

Edited June 14, 201411 yr by Zeldablade7

I have a feeling that the newest zelda U trailer is more like this 

 

than this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3ct4Si7sS4 

 

because it may be in-game engine, but that doesn't mean that the game isn't rendered. All i'm trying to say is that Nintendo might change some things up a bit (not including the art style) by the time the game has to be released. 

There'll be changes, but for the most part, everything we've seen is pretty solid that it'll be the final concept.

Aonuma got me quite scared when the possibility of that not being Link came up, I just hope that when he refers to not focusing to Link's appearance, since he pretty much is our avatar(or something) in the game, he isn't refering to Link being customizable(gender, clothes, face, etc), because TLOZ wouldn't be the same without the Link we know already. Link has become a established character for the series in its 27 years of history, and making him a generic customizable character, and getting rid of the Link we have get to known, is just stupid and wrong.

It seems that Link does have a sword in the Zelda U trailer. Look at it closely. 

Aonuma got me quite scared when the possibility of that not being Link came up, I just hope that when he refers to not focusing to Link's appearance, since he pretty much is our avatar(or something) in the game, he isn't refering to Link being customizable(gender, clothes, face, etc), because TLOZ wouldn't be the same without the Link we know already. Link has become a established character for the series in its 27 years of history, and making him a generic customizable character, and getting rid of the Link we have get to known, is just stupid and wrong.

It wouldn't be bad to allow customization and gender options, but it wouldn't be right to just entirely clean his face from the franchise. I think facewise, his face will keep the feminine appearance as always, but you could have the option to customize your gear and stuff. That's not a bad idea. Being afraid of new ideas and concepts is bad for any franchise.

It wouldn't be bad to allow customization and gender options, but it wouldn't be right to just entirely clean his face from the franchise. I think facewise, his face will keep the feminine appearance as always, but you could have the option to customize your gear and stuff. That's not a bad idea. Being afraid of new ideas and concepts is bad for any franchise.

 

Link should just stay androgynous as he is now, specially in the levels of Zelda U, no need for big customization or gender options, just keep him androgynous as he is now. Though we have customize his gear, in some of the Zelda games, not big, but we have already done it, before. Though even if we get that option, Link should still have his usual attire, till you got to a blacksmith or something that lets you change your gear, it should be something like a sidequest, you do said thing, and you get a new piece of gear, you can use, till then, Link should stay with his usual green tunic, and with his androgynous look, so that gender options are not needed.

Miyamoto sheds some light on the term "Open World" for Zelda U. He also hints at the possibility of yet another 3DS Zelda title.

 

http://www.gengame.net/2014/07/miyamoto-talks-about-zelda-wii-us-open-world-has-more-ideas-for-zelda-on-3ds/

Miyamoto sheds some light on the term "Open World" for Zelda U. He also hints at the possibility of yet another 3DS Zelda title.

 

http://www.gengame.net/2014/07/miyamoto-talks-about-zelda-wii-us-open-world-has-more-ideas-for-zelda-on-3ds/

Thanks nintendo now we have to wait a little bit longer to see what the new zelda title on the 3ds is. I hope it's a majora's mask remake.