Zelda 2: The Adventure of Link on NES is the most divisive in the series. Let's review this game and see why so many fans are so wrong.
Gerudo or Gerudon't?
Yea, maybe a story arc about how he becomes evil, but make him start out good/morally ambiguous.
WW's Ganon would probably be the most interesting of the bunch. It'd be a good way to not only return to WW but also Ocarina. We could see more of his upbringing, his motivations for trying to find the sacred realm, the fallen timeline, the flood, and how he survived. Tho I don't think he'd work well game wise unless they're willing to let us kill Link. Otherwise it'd be a really good concept for an animated film.
Omg if they could literally make him follow Links path similarly like maybe he had to deliver the items Link had to recover in the legend of Zelda in hopes to save a loved one or maybe for some political gain or maybe his father is betrayed by Hyrule omg my brain so many ways to do this very thing and it would work so well.
Like his family is left in possession of powerful artifacts that can shape or deal with issues plaguing different parts of their world. Through politics they agree to part with these but then when they part with them they are betrayed or setup. I don’t know but this shit would slap.
It could star a relative and Ganon could be a child that he stops to visit on his journey who looks up to his like a Shanks and Luffy kind of deal. Seeing Ganon as a young kid with no hate wow. Nintendo sleeping on this for real
He was my MVP in the hyrule warriors game
Probably the most fun character to play as
"Thanks to the wonders of the Nintendo Switch Online retro games libraries (and some pretty top-notch remasters along the way), the Switch is now home to a whopping 16 different Zelda titles by our count, covering everything from Link's first outing to his latest adventures, plus remakes, remasters and spin-offs." -Jim Norman of Nintendolife
Still odd Twilight Princess and Wind Waker HDs still haven't been ported yet unless they're doing GC for NSO.
Yea, currently Windwaker HD is my only huge regret left of not owning a WiiU. Seeing as how they brought most everything else major, I'm confident they will. The Starfox game is another missing game, but it never looked that good to me compared to the rest of the series.
I really can't believe they haven't done a remake of Ocarina of Time, or at least use the 3DS version as a jumping off point.
Yes!! An Ocarina remake would sell like hotcakes, and once it's proven sales, a Majora's mask remake would be a shoe-in bc of the nature of its many shared assets.
Seems like a sure seller to me, I'm surprised that Zelda's anniversary was so bare bones, I was really hyped for some sort of HD collection that had may/may not include OoT, Majora's Mask, Twilight Princess and Wind Waker.
Yeah it was super lacklustre for the anniversary
Even some kind of old school collection I’d have liked to see
Links Awakening
A Link to the Past
The Minish Cap
Oracle of Seasons / Ages
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"Your opinion is wrong"
Hilarious how so-called journalists come up with tactics like this to provoke people into reading their drivel. If only they were as good at writing articles as they at coming up with provocative titles
What fans hate Zelda 2? It's one of my favorites.
Zelda 2 is an all time classic. Some people criticize it for being different than the rest of the series. But it's by no means a bad game or hated.
Aside from being too hard, I like Zelda 2.
Would love an hd remaster of that.