I'm much more excited after reading the part about the emphasis on swordplay. With the Wii and MotionPlus, there is so much potential there, and if Ubisoft can get it right, then this could be a very interesting experience. The idea of (good) sword fighting for the Wii has been on my mind ever since I first learned about the Wii Controller. Definitely looking foward to this. Perhaps we will hear more about it at E3.

If they offered HD Wii in different colors, then I might consider upgrading. But other than that, probably not. And also it would depend on the price.

Well, at the top of my list would be Zelda Wii. And in no particular order, De Blob 2, No More Heroes 2, and Pikmin 3. And some games that I don't expect to see(but I want to see) are Golden Sun Wii, Dragon Quest X, and StarFox Wii.

My most wanted game would be Muramasa: The Demon Blade, but that may change depending on what they might announce at E3.

I must say, their prediction for Kid Icarus is very high. Not saying there isn't a good chance of it being announced, but I don't see any reason for its probability to be that high, given how little information there has been regarding its status.

I'm hoping for a Golden Sun Wii and Zelda Wii for Nintendo E3. And an announcement of a Zelda Wii is certainly in the realm of possbility even though we most likely won't be getting it this year. Look at Twilight Princess, it was announced in 2004, only a little more than a year after Wind Waker, but it didn't come out until near the end of 2006.

Well, on the bright side, regardless of whether or not it is the new Zelda, I'm glad we don't to wait too long for the countdown to end. At least it is not like another month or so for it to end. But I think it is something Zelda related. That triangular symbol is far too similar to the Triforce. Whether or not that means a new Zelda console game or not is probably hoping for too much but who knows. Maybe it is actually a DS Zelda while the regular Zelda team works on the console Zelda.

And lol, Wind Waker and Twilight Princess are some of the highest rated games in Nintendo's game library for both the Wii and the Gamecube rated by fans and critics. Sure, there was a lot of people dissapointed, but there was also a lot of people who loved both games.

I want to see the same realistic graphics as Twilight Princess, but it should just have its own artistic look that easily separates it from TP.

I would also like to see the return of the Fierce Deity character from Majora's Mask. While I'm not a big fan of that game, I loved playing as him. And they wouldn't have to bring back the whole mask dynamic, Link could just transform into him by picking up his sword or maybe some other mystical item that could be created solely for the next game, perhaps he would only be allowed to turn into him at select times, but eventually you get to choose when you want to change into him.

And speaking of transformations, if they give us another one in the next Zelda, I want them to make the transformation more fun to play. Playing as someone or something other than Link needs to be more interesting than the wolf from TP. I don't hate the wolf from TP, it's okay, but it just felt that more could have done with it.

And more sidequests would be nice, but only if they are more rewarding than just getting a bottle or a bigger wallet. Like in Ocarina of Time, you could complete a quest to obtain the Biggoron's Sword. Something like that would be interesting, more powerful weapons that aren't in any way necessary to complete the main quest but incredibly fun to obtain and use.

And finally, make the game more difficult. And if Nintendo still doesn't want that, then they could at least have a little sidequest where you could go to an arena where could battle others like you, something like Dark Link in Ocarina of Time except a more variety of opponents, and they require some decent effort to beat.

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Why would you find it strange? People did it before Melee came out, and they did it before Brawl came out. Why wouldn't they make a list now before the next game if another one does indeed happen? And why shouldn't we make a list? Its just something rather amusing to see, and plus, Masahiro Sakurai does look at some popular opinions(at least in Japan, that is) just to see what people are interested in having for the next game when he does get around to making them.