There’s a petition on Change.org that proposes for Nintendo to translate the recently-announced Majora’s Mask 3D into Russian, so that more fans all over the world will be able to appreciate the game.
The petition asks for 500 signatures, and currently (at time of writing) holds only 228; they’re going to need a lot more people for this to be considered by Nintendo.
Nintendo could very well profit over this decision…
For those who haven’t been on the internet or watching any sort of news channel of late, Robin Williams has died from an apparent suicide. Many were saddened by his death and were wondering how we could possibly memorialize him and make him a permanent fixture of something he loved. Fans put together a petition for Nintendo to create a character and name it after Robin Williams in a future Zelda games. That petition at the time of this writing has 101,788 supporters. Polygon decided to ask Nintendo if they were going to listen to the fanbase on this, and surprisingly Nintendo responded…
Recently, we’ve covered the petition to name an NPC in a future Zelda game after Robin Williams. The petition has gained significant momentum and as of this writing, is nearing 100,000 signatures. Yesterday, Nintendo confirmed that they are aware of the petition and issued a response to Polygon concerning the matter. Hit the jump to find out what they had to say!
So a lot of fire has been growing around the petition to put the late Robin Williams in the next Zelda game. Some people have asked to have him as the King of Hyrule while others want the petition to be put down all together. One thing is for sure, Robin Williams loved Zelda so much so he even named one of his daughters after the Princess. As of this post, the petition has already surpassed the 85,000 mark. So with…
Robin Williams was truly an amazing man. One could say he was the incarnation of laughter. But let’s not forget that Robin was also a true gamer at heart, with a deep love for the Legend of Zelda series. It’s only natural for people to want to immortalize him in our beloved franchise. Thus, a petition has been started to get Robin’s name in Zelda U in some way or another. To know more of the details, follow the jump.
