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As the title says, this is a thread where you can share ideas like games, merchandise etc. pertaining to the series that you know would never get made, whether it be due to Nintendo not allowing it, expired licenses, costs, demand and other factors that wouldn't make it a feasible venture etc.
While this idea isn't terribly serious, recently, I've been watching an abridged series of the Legend of Zelda cartoon called Well Abridge Me, Princess!, and as an unabashed fan of the cartoon, I love it! The creator of the series (who's also behind Real-Time Fandub) has a Twitch channel where they have a 2D VTuber rig of Link from the series, and they recently played The Secret of Monkey Island on their latest stream. While I watched their stream, my goofy-ass brain thought about what if the original cartoon got a game in the vein of Lucasfilm Games' point-and-click adventures? I've had a few other silly ideas about what a hypothetical game based on the cartoon would be like in the past, such as a platformer or turn-based RPG, but after watching that stream, I think a Lucasfilm Games-style P&C game would probably be much more fitting for it imo. There absolutely would be no way in hell Nintendo would've approved a game for the cartoon, but tbh I think it's still fun to think about what one could be like.
For some more serious ideas, though, would love to see one more game on the Hero of Time that explores his life after the events of Majora's Mask and before he became the Hero's Shade or a revival of the cancelled Sheikah game Retro Studios was working on, though ideally have the combat of the latter be significantly retooled to be way more compelling than the whack-a-mole-style gameplay that was reportedly proposed for it. I'd also love to see a remake of A Link to the Past or Four Swords Adventures, the latter especially since it sadly never sold well and has never seen a rerelease of any kind.
While this idea isn't terribly serious, recently, I've been watching an abridged series of the Legend of Zelda cartoon called Well Abridge Me, Princess!, and as an unabashed fan of the cartoon, I love it! The creator of the series (who's also behind Real-Time Fandub) has a Twitch channel where they have a 2D VTuber rig of Link from the series, and they recently played The Secret of Monkey Island on their latest stream. While I watched their stream, my goofy-ass brain thought about what if the original cartoon got a game in the vein of Lucasfilm Games' point-and-click adventures? I've had a few other silly ideas about what a hypothetical game based on the cartoon would be like in the past, such as a platformer or turn-based RPG, but after watching that stream, I think a Lucasfilm Games-style P&C game would probably be much more fitting for it imo. There absolutely would be no way in hell Nintendo would've approved a game for the cartoon, but tbh I think it's still fun to think about what one could be like.
For some more serious ideas, though, would love to see one more game on the Hero of Time that explores his life after the events of Majora's Mask and before he became the Hero's Shade or a revival of the cancelled Sheikah game Retro Studios was working on, though ideally have the combat of the latter be significantly retooled to be way more compelling than the whack-a-mole-style gameplay that was reportedly proposed for it. I'd also love to see a remake of A Link to the Past or Four Swords Adventures, the latter especially since it sadly never sold well and has never seen a rerelease of any kind.