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Nintendo Wii: New Zelda Game Has Been In Development For 5 Years?

Online gaming publication, Destructoid, recently came across an old copy of Game Informer from January 2007 which stated that Nintendo were working on a brand new Zelda title specifically for the Wii.

At the time the gaming publication stated that the new Zelda game has been under development in Nintendo HQ for a year already. This means that if the game comes out in 2010, as Nintendo believe, then it’ll place the development time for the project at around the five years mark.

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13 thoughts on “Nintendo Wii: New Zelda Game Has Been In Development For 5 Years?”

  1. Could it not be assumed (given the rules against assuming:)) that Nintendo was working on the Wii Zelda right along with the GCN Zelda? I remember an interview where Nintendo has stated that at one time in development the actually exprimented with a First Person View Link. This was back when they where talking about how the Wii was changing how they thought about a lot of their old franchises changing in gameplay.

    1. Twilight princess was in development since Orcarina of Time came out that’s why Majoras mask was a side project and wind waker was a rehash of OOT. Great games don’t just appear they need a lot of work put into them. I mean look at franchises with yearly releases are the older ones still played today? Most of nintendo games are

        1. Wow, you really know a lot about the series.

          Twilight was more a rehash of OoT than WW. And it wasn’t in development until 2002 – 2003, because there is no way they would’ve started the game in ’97 – ’98.

  2. If this Zelda is like an Elder Scrolls game I will flip… Especially if its in first person. Jeeze, now I’m really excited O_O

  3. they always take forever to make a game. it’s just that the first two years are really just brainstorming and screwing around with different ideas.

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