Next wii zelda?

[The Glamour Nazi]

the first thing he did that he was in charge of was WW. I apologize.

[cacturnerules]

Oh, it's quite alright. All I'm saying is that he wants to make the games better/harder, and Shiggy wants to make them easier/worse[/opinion]

[The Glamour Nazi]

Opinion agreed with. Bye Bye Miyamoto, Come on down Mr. Anouma as my new Idol!

[Hi no Seijin]

TW: You mean like the time limits? I thought those were cool but the mask things could have been a little less... Creepy. Also i didn't mean in that order...

I did not find the masks creepy.  Then again, I only used a few of them more than once, and I always skipped the transformation cut scenes.

Speaking of the transformation masks, they'll have to put in more of them if they use them again.  I want to be a Wolfos and Gerudo! DX

[MagmarFire]

Shigeru Miyamoto has already announced that newer Zelda released will be geared towards a more "casual" (read, stupid and young) audience.  As such, they will only be getting easier from here.

Very possibly, but let's think this through a bit more. Being geared more towards a "casual" audience doesn't necessarily mean that it will be easy for hardcore gamers. Like it was mentioned in that other topic, if there's an option to change difficulty levels, there won't be a need to completely nerf the difficulty level all across the board like in Twilight Princess and make the challenge virtually effortless in comparison to previous titles.

In essence, if this system is utilized, Miyamoto would still, in essence, gear the game to a more "casual" audience while still, at the same time, keeping it appeasing for veteran Zelda fans.

[DW]

It could mean you don't need to play the game in such large chunks of time.

[Uximadesk]

Famitsu recently published an article relating to the countdown, and well, it is not a pretty sight

The game is called Yuusha 30, it's being developed for the PSP, it's a sort of RPG. Oh well, it was too good to be true, huh?

[ZeldaFreak]

What the brick are you talking about?

[Uximadesk]

The guy in the middle of the picture is holding the "mysterious" clock from the webpage

[ZeldaFreak]

Oh... my bad. 

Dude this stuff is hurting my brain. I wish nintendo would send us stuff in the e-mail newsletters...

[DarkZelda]

My only worry about the next Wii Zelda, is that they turn it into a Wii game.

I know what I said.  I don't want my next Zelda game to feature the Balance Board, or to do stupid motion gimmicks.

Also, the option to play with the Gamecube controller.

Agreed.
I really don't want to use the Wii Mote as a sword.

[Hi no Seijin]

I didn't mind having to shake the Wii-mote to swing the sword in the Wii version of TP.

However, considering there are ports for a GameCube controller, perhaps an option to play any Wii game with it wouldn't be a bad idea.  You know, if the game isn't entirely based on motion-sensing.

[ZeldaFreak]

Hey I thought of two things!
1)Ok, uh what if the crossbow is a item in the next zelda? I seriously can't figure out why they wouldn't want to put it in. 
2)Um... oh crap i fergot it... I remember now 
2)Ok, here's my thing:
      Every Zelda game is different, right? And every zelda game has something about it that sets it apart from the rest, right? So what I am thinking is, whatever they do to to the new zelda game will make it different from the rest. There's no avoiding that. But they can't mess it up, because in doing that, they can only make it different, which is really only making better. And it will still be a Zelda game. So whatever zelda game nintendo comes out with, I support them. 

[DW]

What would be the point of using a crossbow instead of the bow he has? I mean, it wouldn't take away much, but it wouldn't make much of a positive impact either.

[ZeldaFreak]

Well maybe you get the bow then the crossbow, similar to the slingshot then the bow in twilight princess. Or there could be an upgrade or something like that that changes the bow to a crossbow or something. I really dont know how they'll put it in but I just have a feeling they will.