Aonuma: In Spirit Tracks, I think the staff properly absorbed their own definitions of what The Legend of Zelda is, and created new ways of playing while protecting past traditions. Iwamoto: It'...
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Iwamoto: But I did think that I didn't want to get too caught up in making it "The Legend of Zelda-like". There was even an argument about how a train didn't really seem to fit with "...
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Iwata: By the way, about the "Whistle of the Wide World" pan flute… Why is it that every The Legend of Zelda game has some sort of sound item in it? I've wondered about it for years. Is it...
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Aonuma: Ten years or so ago, the "Hobo Nikkan Itoi Shinbun (Almost Daily Itoi Newspaper)" ran an interview with Miyamoto-san, after he'd made "Ocarina of Time". In that interview...
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Iwata: Well, to me… When I'm playing, and I think "Is it even possible to solve this puzzle?", and it's really giving me trouble, but then something gives me a brainstorm and I solve it, a...
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Aonuma: Quite a lot of women played the previous game, The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass… Iwata: And actually, if you look at the registration on Club Nintendo, although The Legend of Zelda se...
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Here is a portion of an Iwata Asks interview:Iwamoto: I mentioned this a little while ago, too, but I think there are some people who may feel that trains and The Legend of Zelda don't really mix. If ...
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This is a excerpt from a Kokatu interview with Eiji Aonuma: "Kokatu: Spirit Tracks features a train, which may be the most modern piece of technology included in a Zelda game. How modern do you think...
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You can now create your own scene from Zelda II. You just choose which two characters you want to be in it and type in what you want it to say. It will generate a scene with what you entered.Click her...
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