Legend of Zelda on Striim, hopes and wishes

All this HD Nintendo console news got me daydreaming about an HD Zelda game. What do you expect from the inevitable Legend of Zelda on the Striim (or whatever it will be called)?

I'd like:

- the visual style of Twilight Princess, but then HD and with all the fancy effects of this day and age. I definately hope they will use the TP Link model.

- voice acting, this is a really important one. Not for Link obviously, but in 2013 (likely release date) grunts and weird sound effects wont cut it anymore. Voice acting will do a lot for immersion

- co-op. I know this is unlikely, but how fun would it be to travel hyrule together with a friend or maybe even more. Through the online system with voicechat the whole deal

- an interesting story, its usually rougly the same each zelda game, a new twist would be cool

i want skyward sword on wii2, in HD - yes please. and twilight princess port for 3DS. :D

Personally, I think we should get through Skyward Sword first before we get into the Zelda after that. ;)wiifan001

[QUOTE="wiifan001"]Personally, I think we should get through Skyward Sword first before we get into the Zelda after that. ;)Sepewrath

Yeah I agree, we honestly still know so very little about Skyward Sword, I don't even want to think about the game after it :P

I wouldn't mind voice acting though :P Not for Link though, I could see them getting someone really goofy lol

i want to see how skyward sword's controls are first. if they work as well as i hope, then its rumored that the next console will be able to read a wiimote... . if they dont work well, then i could the mockups sites have been posting implementing good classic controls with maybe the inventory done in real time on the touch screen.

voice acting always comes up, and i think they should have link stay silent then give his supporting cast voice work. honestly, midna in TP had so much gibberish that she would have been voiced if all that garble was english. still, i guess i wouldnt mind the gibberish staying. i like to pretend its some sort of hyrule language.

I'd much rather have LoZ: SS on wii. Mostly to tide me over while I wait for wii2.

If every controller comes with a screen then.... Four swords FTW!JuarN18

Don't you do it, DON'T YOU GET ME EXCITED FOR SOMETHING THAT AWESOME..... Dangit, too late, I'm excited. Please Nintendo make it happen :(

I'd like:

• Both young & teen/adult link, but done differently to OoT. I liked playing as young link, it gave the game more charm & seemed more adventurous with the a child embarking on an epic quest.
• Traditional controller. I don't want to have to use motion controls for most games, let alone my favourite franchise.
• A visual style more akin to OoT/MM/TP over the cartoon like WW (not that I disliked the cartoon style).
• Voice acting in a made up language, or none at all. At least not English. Zelda has a 'foreign' vibe which makes the game unique. This would be broken with English voice acting, or in the case of many foreign themed games, down right cheesy. A made up language would give the random characters a bit more life while still retaining that 'foreign' feel. I don't mean Banjo-Kazooie made up language though.. The best example I could give is some of the music in NIER. They had a female singer (can't remember her name) make up her own lyrics to go with some of the music. Her lyrics wern't of any language, but just sounded good to compliment the music while also giving off that 'foreign' vibe I was talking about.
• No Co-Op. Again, it would just cheapen the game in my opinion.
• An interesting game-world. They've had this covered in every Zelda game I've played though, so this shouldn't be a worry.
• Darker themes. I'm not talking overly mature, but something like Majora's Mask, if not a darker.

HD realistic graphics,more gore,better story,TP sequel,gameplay innovations...

...i wouldn't mind more action elements.

And the fans who don't want voice acting should just learn to be more accepting.

I wouldn't even mind a futuristic TLoZ.(Don't beat me...).