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Speaking to Swedish magazine Reset, Aonuma said:
“At the end of the production we fought against the clock and there were parts that I was forced to approve even though it didn’t feel complete,” and continued. “I apologise that we didn’t fix the triforce hunt at the end of the game. It was slow and dull.“
Aonuma says the same will not happen with Twilight Princess and Miyamoto also expressed his feelings, stating that he wants the latest game “to contain all sides of what people think of the Legend of Zelda series. I have absorbed the criticism we got from The Wind Waker, that the sea was too big and the number of dungeons and caves were too few.” He added. “The new game will have more dungeons. Many more.“
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess is expected to arrive in November, but for now check out our preview and accompanying videos.
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The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
- Platform(s): GameCube, Wii, Wii U
- Genre(s): Action, RPG
