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I remember them saying around E3 2009 initial planning began February 2007, I'm having a hard time finding a source though.

They said it won't be as big, it will be denser, which could be interpreted a number of ways. I think what they meant was the Overworld will be more compact with more things to do, unlike TP (no offense to it, but it has it's flaws.) There will be less filler content, more action. I think the...

That's about it. But should we leave the theories as to what this means for another time, or should we press on?!

Yeah I agree with EternalNocturne, I think that's stretching it a bit too far... :S

Good news everyone! Our theory (whether it was pulled from this site or not) was mentioned on GoNintendo! And a commenter said the japanese names for the goddesses are Din, Nehru, (ネール) and Furol (フロル) exactly! I guess that solves that...so... That boxart is just awesome.

It's awesome how some Zelda games have hidden text on them like this one or WW. Anyways, I didn't even mention the boxart looks sweet. I'm getting the Limited Edition.

Here's the japanese romaji for the names: Din - Din, Farore - Faroru, Nayru - Nēru.

Guys, even if it may look otherwise, I would think it would be safe to assume it just goes Wisdom, Nayru, Power, Din, Courage, Farore, right? But can anyone tell me how the one to the left of Phi's head looks like Nayru? I mean I know it probably is, but from the translation I had on my first...

Farore? Where did you get that one? From my translation, I would guess it's along the bottom of the wheel. EDIT: You know guys, I translated first in my post... ;_;

There are some secrets here... For example if you can see the Goddesses' Pearls are in the golden background. Plus there's Hylian text in a ring too. It says from left to right, "Wisdom", "NEHRU?", "Power", "Din". Presumably the one I had a hard time with is Nayru, but it doesn't look like...