The Mp2 echoes demo had the final opening so this one is most likely the one for prime 3

It's sweet :)

Sry bout spelling/grammer 

I was gone for the weekend that the Wii came out so my father was going to pick me up one, but I didn't have a pre-order so my dad went to Future Shop which had recived 60 Wii's and didn't take any preoders. So when my dad got there he found a very large line of campers who had been waiting at the most 3 days in line. The bad news was there was over 60 people already in line, so my dad went to every other store and found none left. He then went back to Future shop and entered the line hoping that someone would not be able to pay or something (very unlikely) then when the lady who must have been the manager counted and my dad was number 61 .

My dad still stayed eventhough everyone behing him left and the manager kept on saying he wasn't going to get anything.

When they started to passout the flyers that garented you'r wii the manager stoped at my dad and reilized she had misscounted and that he was number 60.

After that they came around asking what people where going to get (with the wii), scince my dad was at the back when he asked about Zelda there was none left

But once he was at the cash register the person asked him If he found everything he was looking for he said he was trying to get a copy of zelda but there was none left but the person checked and guess what they found in storage that had fall down.......ZELDA

Thats one of the question that Game informer asked Eiji Aonuma

GI: I was at Koji Kondo’s speech yesterday, and I’m a huge fan of his. He showed a lot of old clips of previous Zelda games, and one was Wind Waker. Seeing that old toon-shaded link, I was like, “Oh I miss that on the console.” Are you planning on keeping the toon shaded link on portables and then the realistic Link on Wii?

Aonuma: When a player plays on a large screen, to make them feel like they’re actually a part of it I think that requires something very different from a small screen, where the player is interacting with a stylus. The big screen has to be convincing, so for that I think the realistic Link fits really well. The toon-shading style looks like a moving animation, so letting the player control that at their fingertips works out really well, too. So that might be the direction I’m going in.

The Hylia just posted the ENTIRE transcript to  Eiji Aonuma's "refections of zelda"

Very interesting read (it says that TP was going to be toon shaded at first)

http://www.thehylia.com/index.php?subaction=showfull&id=1173668593&archive=&start_from=&ucat=7&

I was checking out gamedaily when I saw the had an interveiw with Eiji Aonuma and one of the questions stuck out

So speaking of that -- what's next for Link?

We introduced the cool Link in Twilight Princess and that story ended but there are other features of his character that we'd like to focus in on ... so you can look forward to something...

hmmmmmm.

By the way it's a very interesting Interview you should ALL check it out

http://gdc.gamedailyxl.com/2007/03/08/gdc-zelda-director-eiji-aonouma-interview?&ncid=AOLGAM000500000000009

That seems sooooooo fake. Really, the executing part....... When Link and Zelda meet in the courtyard, he is saying goodbye and leaving the kingdom of hyrule to go on his next adventure. ( MAJORA'S MASK). There is no question that that isnt right because it was in a cutscene in the game.zeldafreak4life

This artical was taken from Ninteno Dream (japan's nintendo power) so I seriously doubt that it's fake

 also who is to say link never talked to zelda about ganondorf The cutsceen in MM has epona with link so the cutsceen in MM might have taken place a little bit after the end of OOT

[QUOTE="789shadow"][QUOTE="GamerGirlPwnz"][QUOTE="789shadow"]

[QUOTE="GamerGirlPwnz"]Hmmm.... I've heard before that Twilight Princess is after Ocarina of Time....But 100 years?.... So I guess.... [spoiler] That skeleton guy who teaches you all the skills is Link from before, right? Or is he a descendent? Wow, I guess there is so much more to it than just the game itself :lol: [/spoiler] GamerGirlPwnz

Well,here's my theory.[spoiler] When Link in MM went through the portal at the end of the game,I think he never made it back to Hyrule.He was,possibly,trapped in that hazy world the skeleton guy AKA Link was in.That's what led to the events of WW.Then,a few centuries,or,possibly millenia,later,TP happened. [/spoiler] At least,thats what I think. 

Thanks.I actually think I can LINK all the games together.:D

Get the pun? 

I think It'll be after Tp because almost every zelda game has a direct sequel

example LttP-La         OOT-MM           WW-PH                Z1-Z2

I thought this was old news but judging by the lack of anyone talking about I'll post it incasse (I just joined so sry if old news)

(this was directly copyed off of the Hylia)

http://www.thehylia.com/index.php?subaction=showfull&id=1173298152&archive=&start_from=&ucat=19&

When does Twilight Princess take place?

Aonuma: In the world of Ocarina of Time, a hundred and something years
later.

-And the Wind Waker?

Aonuma: The Wind Waker is parallel. In Ocarina of Time, Link flew seven
years in time, he beat Ganon and went back to being a kid, remember?
Twilight Princess takes place in the world of Ocarina of Time, a hundred and
something years after kid Link's now peaceful time. In the last scene of
Ocarina of Time, kids Link and Zelda have a little talk. As a consequence of
that talk, their relationship with Ganon takes a whole new direction. In the
middle of this game [Twilight Princess], there's a scene showing Ganon being
executed, right? Link and Zelda left him be and he then did something
outrageous, so it was decided he should be executed. That scene takes place
several years after Ocarina of Time. Ganon was sent to another world and nowhe wants to obtain that power...

-And now we wait for the game to enjoy the rest of the story, huh? (laughs)

Aonuma: Well, that's how things are. (laughs)

-There's a reference to King Zora, and there are some pictures from the
fishing pond girl, here and there the game really gives you the feeling that
Ocarina of Time was some time ago.

Aonuma: Those things have a connection to Ocarina of Time, and we were not very sure whether we should include them, but the staff was having a good time, so those details just kept increasing.

-Kakariko Village and Lake Hylia have the same names, did you have in mind the hundred years that passed?

Aonuma: We clearly didn't design Kakariko Village to reflect that a hundred
years had passed. We had this town and when we decided the events that would take place there, we also decided it to be Kakariko Village, just the way it was. In this game, there are some places named "Forest Firo-ne" and
"Orudin"; they were named like that after the three goddesses from Ocarina
of Time. In the time of Ocarina of Time, there were no such places, but
after a long time, the names grew on the people living there and so those
names were passed on.