What's stopping Nintendo from making a Legend of Zelda game that uses the sort of painterly 1980s-anime artstyle that adorned their old magazines?
What's stopping Nintendo from making a Legend of Zelda game that uses the sort of painterly 1980s-anime artstyle that...
Cameron Sullivan
Xavier Perry
Soulless faggots.
Anthony Jones
I want this art style to return so bad.
I want Japanese fantasy franchises to attempt visually aping Record of Lodoss War again.
Nicholas Turner
it looks like shit
right is better
Blake Evans
damn that looks terrible
Robert Stewart
kinosoul
Elijah Garcia
That looks like garbage
Kayden Morgan
They should hire Haruhiko Mikimoto as the character designer.
Grayson Parker
Fucking Snow White and the 7 dwarves looking ass what a garbage link
Brody Richardson
zoomers love botw too much its stupid for them not to ride that money train until it dries up
Chase Brooks
Tell me exactly what’s wrong with the pic on the right
Thomas Morales
Not him, but both of you are fucking delusional.
Jaxson Adams
That’s ugly as fuck
Dominic Hernandez
Thank you for telling me exactly what’s wrong with the image on the right.
Aiden Murphy
While i think the gameboy zeldas have the best artstyle and gameplay, a zelda 2 remake or another zelda game in the style of zelda 2 would be a great breath of fresh air for the series, despite all its flaws i think its much better than zelda 1
Gabriel Price
This is sick, why can’t anyone make a game that looks like an 80s ghibli film
Camden Evans
I want this.
Aonuma is too obsessed with trying to recreate Wind Waker I guess.
Christian Evans
Make no mistake: Aonuma will be eternal seething and cooping because his TLoZ "childs" (Wind Wanker, Phatom Hourglass, Spirit Tracks, Skyward Chore and Link's Awakening remake) NEVER had been popular in the same vein as the original NES tittles, OoT, Twilight Princess and BotW.
Jordan Turner
Western devs love the funko eyes. They have some sort of aversion to sclera
Chase Murphy
Because people aren't going to stop praising Breath of the Wild. Like the game or not, mainline Zelda games aren't going back to their traditional format. As a 30 year old boomer that grew up with the original, I would love something like this, but there's not a big enough market for it. Nintendofags want "open world."
Camden Brooks
Luke Morris
Pure 80's anime is kind of quaint looking for what Zelda is as a franchise now. That kind of thing has it's place, but it's place is Dragon Quest.
Closest you're getting is Wind Waker, which did feel very heavily inspired by this art, while also having it's own flare.