The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes is one of the more unique entries in the franchise we've seen in recent years, offering multiplayer action where individuals have to work together to conquer various dungeons and bosses.
During E3, Nintendo pulled together three of its staffers to demonstrate the inner workings of the title. The heroic trio comprised of game director Hiromasa Shikata, Nintendo Treehouse localisation expert Tim O'Leary and Katsuya Eguchi - who sheepishly admits that he was merely standing in for Zelda producer Eiji Aonuma.
The six-minute video shows the core mechanics of the gameplay and is one of the best video indications yet of how the title's teamwork-based gameplay will work. Has this increased your interest in the game? Let us know by posting a comment below.
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They look like they're having a lot of fun playing that.
Need this game
Horrid video sound quality. Whyyyyyy. :<
@Spectra_Twilight Were the people you played with at Best Buy translating and repeating all the things the other two players were saying from Japanese to English while playing and also interviewing them while being recorded and doing their own commentary as well?
As much as these play throughs are great live and mostly unscripted, I think Nintendo needs a highly polished display of a decent portion of gameplay for this and Metroid Prime Federation Force. Watching the Treehouse Live presentations really changed my opinion around on them.
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