As long as the game isn't a Saturday morning cartoon like Wind Waker was, then good on them. I get it, child-like wonder and amazement... it's fascinating stuff yada. I still didn't like it.
I d like to see a new look completely. I think the TP Link still looks pretty cartoonish. I say you go authentic to the middle ages with the characters. It d never happen in a trillion years, but I would say make an M rated Zelda game.
Off topic how about a new super villian. I have been slaying Ganondorf since I was 5. The death of Link, that would be cool. Just a thought.
An M-rated Zelda game would be awesome, but Nintendo would never do it. It wouldn't print nearly as much money as the E and T-rated ones. I would hate a Zelda game without Link though - it just wouldn't be LoZ without him.
What I'm up for is a completely new, completely different, and completely re-envisioned Zelda. I love the series, and I would play any new Zelda release, but something has to change.
Gamecube wasn't the most popular console so Wind Waker was a bit of a flop (sales wise). However DS is an extremely popular console and was a huge success.
Even though the Wii is a very popular console I don't think nintendo will risk making another cel-shaded adventure, especially one straight after the last one. Most fans prefer serious ones anyway.
However I loved phantom hourglass, the cel-shaded graphics were one of the best parts to the game, second to the controls and I wasn't able to experience Wind Waker so I'd love to have another cel-shaded adventure!
I hope the next zelda is cel-shaded but not with the same style as the wind waker. The wind waker was one of a kind when it first came out so im hoping the next zelda will be a new form of cel-shading.
A better question would be What link do you want it the game, Young Link or Adult Link? I hope its like ocarina where he grows up so a mixture of both.
Cel-shading for sure, but this time around give it a MM or TP art style along with it. WW was a great game but a bit more serious tone would be nice to go along with a more cohesive and developed plotline. Plus cel-shading feels much more timeless and it does fit the series quite well and plays to the strengths of the Wii where as realistic textures arent the systems strength despite also working well with the series.
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