Looted the living daylights out of The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes' stock levels? Nintendo's got a nice little surprise for you. A DLC release scheduled for December 2 brings 30 new stages to complete, along with two new outfits and some welcome changes to online play.
Totems and fashionistas, snazzy outfits and pages of crafting materials. Welcome to the new world of Zelda! Tri Force Heroes slides away from Link's traditional single player stylings in favor of a cooperative loot gathering, puzzle solving experience. One part Legend of Zelda, one part dungeon crawler, and one part friendship. But not in a lam...
It seems like just yesterday you were telling your buddies how awesome Four Swords Adventures was and how Nintendo is dumb for not capitalizing on that. With the recent release of The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes, co-op Zelda is back, letting three player join together to go on Link-style adventures as a team.
The brand new co-op Zelda adventure for 3DS, The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes, finally has a release date! Polish up your boomerang and tell your friends to call in sick. October 23 is the day the tri-force gets a little more cooperative.
One of the new games shown during Nintendo's E3 Digital event was a new Legend of Zelda game, though not the one for which fans were probably hoping. The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes is an upcoming 3DS title which allows three players to team up to do some puzzle solving by dressing up like Zelda and then forming totems of power. At least, that's the impression I got.
Normally, only single player titles that make up The Legend of Zelda franchise, with some including a few co-op features, such as Four Swords Adventures for Gamecube. Luckily, we finally are getting a new Zelda title called The Legend of Zelda: Tri-Force Heroes!
Dynasty Warriors games have been generally successful for many years and through multiple console generations. Spinoff series, using the same basic gameplay elements, have had similar modest success, including Dynasty Warriors Gundam and Fist of the North Star: Ken’s Rage. Now, the beloved Legend of Zelda franchise has received a Dynasty Warr...
We recently news regarding Nintendo's teamup with the famous Dynasty Warriors team, Tecmo Koei, and their epic creation, Hyrule Warriors, went up a few days ago. Not only will the game feature Link battling dozens upon dozens of enemies at once, something he isn't really known for, but it will also have a 2-player local co-op mode (not really known for that either)!
Many Legend of Zelda fans out there have been waiting in anticipation for news on the next (new, not remake) Zelda title on Wii U. Would it be a remake of Majora’s Mask, or possibly a darker themed sequel like Twilight Princess? From what we were shown from today’s Nintendo Direct, I don’t believe anyone had expected this: a combination of both Legend of Zelda and Dynasty Warrior all in one.
One of Nintendo and videogame's greatest and most influental developers is taking a step back. Shiguero Miyamoto, creator of Super Mario Bros. and The Legend of Zelda has decided to retire from his current position within Nintendo as a lead producer and developer on major projects like the recent Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword. Instead the 59 year old wants to work on smaller projects.
We previously reported that The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures would be coming to DSiWare in the future, and for free, to boot. Nintendo has just revealed that it will be available in September.
At Nintendo's E3 conference, a brief little snippet was dropped that was good news for co-op fans. The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures will be released in the DSiWare store this fall, for free. Released originally as a bonus with the GBA version of A Link to the Past, the game was remade and released for the Gamecube, using the quirky GBA link cable to great effect. We covered this version of the game here. It had long been rumored that a DS remake was in the works, and now it appears the rumor is becoming fact. Recently, Nintendo confirmed that the DSiWare release will be the GBA version. This is unfortunate, as the Gamecube remake was a significant upgrade, particularly visually. Still, free is free, and the core gameplay of four Links running around solving puzzles together is awesome, regardless. DSi and 3DS owners can look forward to Four Swords this September.
