Zelda Wii U Release Date, Trailer, News, Reviews And Updates: Eiji Aonuma, The Developer Of Zelda Hinted Of The Probability Of A Two Player Experience In The Game

By John Kevin Muu Oct 06, 2014 02:45 PM EDT

Zelda Wii U Release Date, Trailer, News, Reviews And Updates: Eiji Aonuma, The Developer Of Zelda Hinted Of The Probability Of A Two Player Experience In The Game

We have the latest for you on the release date, trailer, news, reviews and updates of Zelda Wii U. "The Legend of Zelda for Wii U" is the new game set to be released in 2015 as announced during the Electronic Entertainment Expo earlier this year. Its trailer is already out considering it was in development early 2013 alongside a remake for "The Wind Waker".

The game is an action - adventure video game by Nintendo Entertainment Analysis and Development which is to serve as the eighteenth installment in the popular "Legend for Zelda series".

Eiji Aonuma, the developer of the game hinted of the probability of a two player experience in the game after he was quoted saying '... more than just a single - player experience.' And also when he added saying 'When I was talking back about making Zelda more than just a single - player experience? That's something you will see in the future maybe next year.' Another Zelda game "Hyrule Warriors" has a confirmation for local multiplayer for the Wii U game pad.

From a post on Christian Post The developer also has promised to make the tiresome lengthy tutorials that were characteristic of earlier Zelda titles. This was in an interview at the E3 earlier this year. The game has speculations of having a main character that is a Link look alike. The game is also created to have an open - world game compared to the preceding Zelda titles where the world was made up of various put together maps. This enables the players to move to any part of the game world and creates a feeling of being in a vast world. This was made known when Eiji commented "It's something we've wanted to do for a long time in The Legend of Zelda series and so development began with this as our focus. In the earlier releases of The Legend of Zelda games players got to explore a wide area scrolling up, down, left and right. However, after the game transitioned to 3D and the hardware began to evolve, it became harder to create that feeling of being in a vast world,"

This Zelda version of "Dynasty Warriors" is above the monotony on the merits of its own mythology and while some battles can last almost an hour hitting the same combination of buttons there remains a weird sense of victory after conquering a giant from a past "Zelda" title by diving on its back and going on to hold the battle field for triumph.