It was.I saw the building mechanic in the last one, holy balls that looked tedious
Kernow isn't a person.Zelda games are fun. People like them.
Exactly.If it were woke she'd be able to fight as good as Link
There actually was some bitching about that initially. Then Nintendo revealed it's actually directed by a woman (a first for the series). She previously worked as an assistant director on the 3DS ports of Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask, the Switch port of Link's Awakening, and the Wii U port of Twilight Princess. She got promoted and they let her pitch her own Zelda and this is what she made. Was probably cheap and easy to make since they reused the Link's Awakening engine she was already familiar with.Exactly.
I'm surprised the 'woke' crowd isn't complaining that she isn't a master-at-arms like Link is. I'm shocked they aren't bitching about how this game is 'female coded' or whatnot.
I'll give it a try.
It's understandable because his philosophy has been to produce new iterations of the same exact story over and over for new generations. He was not, in general, a fan of Zelda as a series, even though there have been a number of continuations over the years. Major's Mask is a sequel to Ocarina of Time and it's in my opinion, the best game in the entire series. It's definitely my favorite because it is almost an Alice in Wonderland dark interpretation of the series.Apparently Miyamoto wanted nothing to do with this game.
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Shigeru Miyamoto Isn't Credited On Zelda: Echoes Of Wisdom, A First For The Series
The first title to feature Zelda as the playable character is also the first without franchise creator Shigeru Miyamoto's name in the credits.www.gamespot.com
Yeah, the article is a bit misleading. Miyamoto didn't have his name in the Tingle games or the CDi games. This isn't a first. I'm surprised there was no "based on characters created by" or something to that effect.It's understandable because his philosophy has been to produce new iterations of the same exact story over and over for new generations. He was not, in general, a fan of Zelda as a series, even though there have been a number of continuations over the years. Major's Mask is a sequel to Ocarina of Time and it's in my opinion, the best game in the entire series. It's definitely my favorite because it is almost an Alice in Wonderland dark interpretation of the series.
Miyamoto has, to his credit, never bent to the pressure to make Link a woman or to make Link 'whatever you want'. I don't think it's because he's a misogynist or anything like that. He was inspired to make the series based on his own childhood exploration of caves near where he lived. I believe the series is very personal for him and he doesn't want other people tampering with that since it may be the game he put most of himself into as a creator.
He's probably a traditionalist and I love that about him if true, but it's more likely that he still feels like The Legend of Zelda is 'his', in a sense. But because he's Japanese, working in a very visible capacity for one of the industry leaders in this field and he's NOT Tomonobu Itagaki (wonder what ever happened to him, anyway?), he's never going to come out publicly against the company that helped him put his creative output into the world.