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Someone entered a new Zelda title into gamefaqs called "The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap", and it used to be here (http://www.gamefaqs.com/portable/gbadvance/data/920575.html) but quickly dissapeared. Usually I'd brush it off as just some kid entering a false name into gamefaqs, but Craig from IGN had this to say about it:
I think someone jumped the gun entering that into the database. I can't talk about that particular title since we're embargoed until the day of the press conference.
But Nfloser's a bright one. Yes he is.
-- Craig
This is the Nfloser post Craig is referring to:
It would follow the recent Zelda naming convention of making the subtitle the name of an important item in the game. I'd predict the Minish Cap is a hat that Link can wear to shrink himself down in size. You know, deminish.
Or Minish could be the name of a character who created/once owned the Cap, like Majora's Mask.
Speculation is fun.
~Lucas
That's pretty much a confirmation there. We've known for years now that Flagship is working on an original single-player GBA Zelda, and it just has to show up at this year's E3. I'm willing to bet that this is legit and that we'll find out more in four days. I'm finding it really tough to contain my excitement since I expected to see this game at last year's show and was severely dissapointed, so I'll save my woohoo's for the day of the press conference.
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Oh hell, WOOHOO!!!!!!!!!
I think someone jumped the gun entering that into the database. I can't talk about that particular title since we're embargoed until the day of the press conference.
But Nfloser's a bright one. Yes he is.
-- Craig
This is the Nfloser post Craig is referring to:
It would follow the recent Zelda naming convention of making the subtitle the name of an important item in the game. I'd predict the Minish Cap is a hat that Link can wear to shrink himself down in size. You know, deminish.
Or Minish could be the name of a character who created/once owned the Cap, like Majora's Mask.
Speculation is fun.
~Lucas
That's pretty much a confirmation there. We've known for years now that Flagship is working on an original single-player GBA Zelda, and it just has to show up at this year's E3. I'm willing to bet that this is legit and that we'll find out more in four days. I'm finding it really tough to contain my excitement since I expected to see this game at last year's show and was severely dissapointed, so I'll save my woohoo's for the day of the press conference.
...
Oh hell, WOOHOO!!!!!!!!!