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It'd be awesome to have a new villain; I just love the new guys, so much personality. But I think they're going for Ganon/Ganondorf. Haven't seen him in a while, and nothing beats the classics. :)

The fact of the matter is that Nintendo NEEDS this game out in 2015. The Wii U, albeit it is slowly gaining speed, is still struggling a little bit in sales. They need to get a big game out like Zelda U by 2015. If they can hit us with big release after big release i.e Smash, Splatoon, Yoshi's...

When I first picked up Melee, I had no idea what Fire Emblem was because until recently it was a Japan-only series. But some new games and some translated games have come to the States, and now we have one of the best 3DS experiences in Fire Emblem Awakening. :)

I'm sure they'll make their way to America. Nintendo's home office knows how big Zelda is in the States. It'd be a wasted opportunity not to.

I loved Wind Waker's combat. Z-Targeting and Parry Attacks? Love it. But I hope this goes hand in hand with the new Zelda game's improved AI. Because when we get to the eventual stealth segment, I'd like AI that you're actually afraid of, not dumb bokoblins in a set path you can easily breeze...

I have almost all of these games. Buying Mario Party: Island Tour and getting Yoshi's New Island for free doesn't sound TOO appealing, bit we might as well take advantage of the deal when it's around, am I right?

FIRE EMBLEM CHARACTERS IN SSB4 OMG If for some reason you didn't see the new trailer, here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9ytrX0wweA (Minor Fire Emblem Awakening Spoilers) This looks amazing. We got Lucina, who looks to be a clone of Marth, but if you've played Fire Emblem...

I don't know if the screens were released yesterday or today (7.10.14), but here's a video by the ever amazing GameXplain showcasing them all:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCopSmK2p4w So in the video, we get a good look at what Skyloft will look like! If you look closely, you can see that...

I don't think the level design was TOO linear. You followed a set path into a more open area, like the Sealed Temple into Faron Woods. I also liked how they kept those more open areas compact, so there wasn't too much wandering around. If they allowed the player to go in any dungeon order, then...

I honestly couldn't care less about The Imprisioned, unless Demise is a result of him. But I'm disappointed about Ghriahim only being an enemy. But hey, maybe she'll catch Minda disease and become playable later on.

Just to clarify: when I say "Caucasian", I meant white, as in his physical skin color. I wasn't referring to his race, which we all know is Hylian/hyrulean.

I know. I just felt like saying Caucasian over white as a way to describe his physical skin color.

If you haven't heard the news, Zelda Dungeon actually did an article on it which you can find here: http://www.zeldadungeon.net/2014/07/petition-for-multi-cultural-link-picks-up-speed/ I know there is a comment section for the article as well, but I feel the ZD forums are much more suitable for...

I don't think he should be villainous at all in Zelda U. Maybe he can just be prancing around in Hyrule Field or being chased by some baddies. I think Tingle is a prime example of character diversity in Zelda, and viewing him as a pedophile is just going over the top. I think he should be...

This isn't a game solely developed by Nintendo. We don't know what else could await us in-game. Maybe Cia's breasts are just the beginning. Or maybe that's the only major hint of sexuality. Who knows? I don't think her size shouldn't be viewed in a negative light necessarily. Big breasts can...

I couldn't give you ten different ones, but I remember having trouble with the Forest Temple in OoT, Lakebed Temple in TP, Sky Keep in SS, and Water Temple in OoT.

Original Gameboy with Super Mario Land and Tetris.

I think we'll get a lot in terms of towns and cities. Personally, I think they've almost become a staple of traditional open-world games. Additionally, Aonuma did talk about how the puzzle-solving starts when you decide where to go, and how you're going to get there, so I'm sure a lot of side...

I voted "No Thanks" because I don't think it would fit Zelda's way of storytelling. We don't need MORE timeline problems!

I don't think they'd bring him back because of what he said at the end of the game. He said that he, along with Link and Zelda, would reincarnate for the years to come, as it is part of their curse. This dialogue made him feel more like a plot device rather than a major character. They set him...

Very interesting. My only thought is that none of the 3D Zelda's are really open-world in the traditional sense (except for Wind Waker?). Now that this new Zelda is open world, the Zelda team has many more opportunities to fill the world with whatever they desire, be it dungeons, little...

My favorite would have to be Groose. It was Ghirahim, but towards the end he got all serious and evil, which I guess fits his title as the Demon Lord, but it just felt to un-Ghirahim. I wished he could have gotten Impa and Groose out of the way in a quirky way instead of just kicking them down...

Oculus Rift support would be a wonderful thing in such a vast and good-looking overworld, but let's be honest. Nintendo would never do this kind of thing, especially now that Facebook owns the technology for it. It would be cool, but it'll never happen.

I think because of the open-world aspect, they need to have a strong upgrading system. I personally hope for a deeper upgrading system with more items to upgrade, and more upgrades per item, depending on the item. The Beedle in SS had four or five upgrades, but, besides shields, the other items...

I think new dungeons and side quests are a great idea for DLC, but my only worry about extra dungeons is that they might not be as high quality as the original dungeons due to time constraints. But if they could pull it off, it be a great new way to keep playing beyond the original game.

Although it is easy to compare the two, both Zelda and Skyrim are two totally different games. That being said, I LOVED Skyrim. It had so much detail and freedom, and it felt so alive. I don't know if I loved it more than the 3D Zeldas, but then again, you can only really compare them...

I am hoping for dungeons that are less streamlined than SS's dungeons. I really liked how long dungeons were in TP, and that length can be attributed to the two pieces of heart in every dungeon. That being said. I hope that pieces of heart regularly show up in the dungeons like in TP. It adds...

I personally love both art styles. I think either one would've worked out for me personally. But I prefer the current art style to the old one. The old one was nothing less than stunning, and it blew many people away. But because it was more realistic, it felt lifeless and bland to me, so I'm...

I think that the classic HUD will appear on the TV screen, but I hope they implement the "Standard, Light, and Pro" settings they has in SS.

I do hope that the horse mechanic does come back in a big way. Such a vast world in which to explore will require a horse "system" that is easy to use and handle. My hope for the horses are although very unlikely, it'd be cool if the horse's saddlebags were functional in someway. Maybe as a...

I do think that Link's bow will be a go-to weapon from what we see in the trailer, but I do think that it will not be his primary weapon. If you look closely at that special arrow at the end of the trailer, you can see that 1) The blue light coming from the tip looks very similar to the blue...

Aonuma did say that he's reinventing some of the class Zelda elements, but I do think that staples of the series, especially the Master Sword, would make a return. I think that now with the open world mechanic, they really need to get the lore, hopefully new, near perfect with this one. Just...