Should nintendo release a movie or game on ganondorf's background?

Should the next Zelda game try to show how ganondorf ends up where he is explain his insanity, why he's searching for the triforce, who is this ganon and where he comes from really and all that other stuff

should this be a movie put out on a wii disc or should there just be a game where you actually play as ganondorf

I would enjoy a game depicting a young Ganondorf's descent into madness.

Should the next Zelda game try to show how ganondorf ends up where he is explain his insanity, why he's searching for the triforce, who is this ganon and where he comes from really and all that other stuff

should this be a movie put out on a wii disc or should there just be a game where you actually play as ganondorf spectravoid

I think they should totally do this, except for the part were they make a movie. I would love to play as Ganondorf, and learn more about him. This would be interesting because Zelda games are starting to get boring, same thing everytime.

ganondorf's own story would be sweet

but i think it should be more action focused, and cutscene-heavy

and possibly m-rated(i doubt it, but at least as violent as TFU)

Great.

And....

At the end, he can scream "Noooooooooo!"

So any way we can contact the big N about this

So any way we can contact the big N about this

spectravoid

then again, it might seem awkward if some attachment was made with ganondorf and you feel weird fighting him in normal link gamesspectravoid

Not really, instead of killing him or whatever, at the end of the fight they could make Link be like:

'Can I really do this now that I know Ganon's past and understand him? How would I sleep at night?'

The he would try to talk peace by telling Ganon about his past and tell him he can change and become a better person.

'Ganon, we don't have to this. Here, take my hands, let's be friends'

Then Ganondorf gets all emotional, takes Link's hands and they hug.

Tell me that wouldn't be the most awesome ending to a Zelda boss fight evah!!!

Edit: Holy crap! This is an old thread! Damn you bumper! Damn you!!!

I don't really like the idea for some reason. Remember when they tried to go into Samus's past?

I don't really like the idea for some reason. Remember when they tried to go into Samus's past?

Cruse34

I don't really like the idea for some reason. Remember when they tried to go into Samus's past?

Cruse34

Should the next Zelda game try to show how ganondorf ends up where he is explain his insanity, why he's searching for the triforce, who is this ganon and where he comes from really and all that other stuff

should this be a movie put out on a wii disc or should there just be a game where you actually play as ganondorf

It's a good idea, but there isn't a whole lot about him we don't already know.gamedude2009

[QUOTE="spectravoid"]

Should the next Zelda game try to show how ganondorf ends up where he is explain his insanity, why he's searching for the triforce, who is this ganon and where he comes from really and all that other stuff

should this be a movie put out on a wii disc or should there just be a game where you actually play as ganondorf machod_19

I think they should totally do this, except for the part were they make a movie. I would love to play as Ganondorf, and learn more about him. This would be interesting because Zelda games are starting to get boring, same thing everytime.

Some how I dont think you have played many zelda games, while the main core of the game is sort of the same, they are indeed not all the same everytime.

Link's Awakening, Oracle of Seasons, Oracle of Ages, Minish Cap, 4 Swords, Majora's Mask.

he's born the king of a bunch of thieves. and blessed with the triforce of power. of course he wants more. it's pretty straightforward. i wouldn't want to see how spoiled kid ganon was and how annoying teen ganon was. because that's all there is.BrunoBRS

I'm guessing he wouldn't say "Excuse Me" very much

[QUOTE="BrunoBRS"]he's born the king of a bunch of thieves. and blessed with the triforce of power. of course he wants more. it's pretty straightforward. i wouldn't want to see how spoiled kid ganon was and how annoying teen ganon was. because that's all there is.Cruse34

I'm guessing he wouldn't say "Excuse Me" very much

Sure, they could make a spin-off from the Zelda series with Ganondorf as the main playlable character. I'm thinking a Legacy of Kain style game, just not as violent.

The Zelda universe has to expand.

Maybe... but I'm not sure if I really do like the idea of giving Ganon a deep backstory.

That would be awesome to play a game with Ganondorf in it. Or it could be a little feature if you beat a Legend of Zelda game.

Should the next Zelda game try to show how ganondorf ends up where he is explain his insanity, why he's searching for the triforce, who is this ganon and where he comes from really and all that other stuff

should this be a movie put out on a wii disc or should there just be a game where you actually play as ganondorf

spectravoid

It would be cool as DLC. Anyways, he's searching for the Triforce because he wants power. He's insane because he wants the Triforce and is willing to pay any price. (Plus, he was the only guy growing up amongst a bunch of female theives, so he probably saw some bad stuff.) He comes from the Gerudo desert.

I don't know I mean he is the only male in the Gerudo Tribe and doesn't it tell us a bit about him in certain games on why he became what he is.

I think that would be a horrible idea. We already know what we need to know about him, so I'll pass on some arbiter **** story, thanks.

Yeah, games last longer.:P