Summary
- Some beloved entries in the Legend of Zelda series could benefit from a remake to make them more accessible for newer fans.
- The second game in the series, The Adventure of Link, attempted a unique style of gameplay that could be improved with a fresh approach.
- Games like A Link to the Past and Oracle of Seasons/Ages could use a new coat of paint to make them playable on newer systems and enhance the overall experience.
The 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Legend of Zelda series has been running for multiple decades, and plenty of the titles in the series are considered classics. However, with its long-standing history and so many different entries over the years, it's clear that some games are much more beloved than others.
Nintendo has remade the most popular games over the years, and this has been successful in reinvigorating interest in certain entries, with the Switch version of Link's Awakening being the best example. So here we look at what other entries in the Zelda series could use a remake.
8 🍎 The Legend Of Zelda
The first entry in the Zelda series was a massive succes🔴s when it launched on the NES back in the 80s. However, in the decades since the origina🐽l launched, it has become quite dated and an entry which is not that accessible for newer fans of the series.
The foundations that build up the original Zelda game are still impressive, and a remake that makes the ga🦹me a little less awkward could be massively successful.
7 The Legend Of Zeld📖a 2: The Adventure Of Link ꧙
While most Zelda games tend to fit into just a couple different styles of gameplay, a style that hasn't been replicated is what was attempted with the second game in the series.
The gameplay in the second Zelda game is a side-scroller hybrid with some overworld exploration. This received a mixed reception, mainly due to the massive divergence from the original. However, with a fresher approach, this older entry in the series could be 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:made a lot more approachable.
6 A Link To The Past / A 🦹Link Between Worlds🎐
Compared to the first two games in the series,♕ A Link to the Past, being the third, stands up a lot better to modern standards and feels like some of the newer 2D Zelda games.
However, this does not mean that it wouldn't benefit from a remake. The game has already been re-imagined in A Link Between Worlds on the 3DS that reused a similar map, but added new story and gameplay features. Either of these games could use a new coat of paint to be playable on newer systems.
5 🌟 Oracle Of Se🥃asons And Oracle Of Ages
The Oracle games are quite often overlooked since they were not developed by Nintendo themselves, but by a Capcom subsidiary. However, these games are still great entries in the series, and both try different gameplay elements that help them staꩵnd out as a fun 2D entry in the series.
In spite of the quality of these games, they both feel a little dated, still retaining their GameBoy Colour graphics. While they are charming, a Link's Awakening-style sequel would work even better!
4 💙 Four Swords And Four Swords Adventures
A commonly overlooked subsection of the Zelda series are the multiplayer 🌄entries. These are not as common or as popular as the mainline single-player entries, however, they are aไ lot of fun, especially if you have friends who are fans of Zelda.
Triforce Heroes is still pretty accessible on the 3DS. However, Four Swords, and its sequel Four Swords Adventures on the GameCube 🍌are a lot harder to pౠlay. A more accessible version of these remade for the Switch with online multiplayer could be an astounding success.
3 Minish Cap 🎃
One of the more beloved 2D Zelda entries is Mini🌳sh Cap. The title was released on the G🅺ameBoy Advance, and the pixel art used in the game still looks amazing today.
This version of the Zelda world is full of life, and the gimmick of being able t🥀o shrink adds a lot of unique setpieces that make the adventure a joy to experience. While the o🦋riginal is still plenty of fun to play, getting to see what a modern incarnation of this entry would look like would be great to see!
2 Phantom Hourglass 🔜
The Wind Waker is one of the most beloved Zelda games in the series. However, its direct sequel for the DS, Phantom Hourglass, is a bit more ovౠerlooked.
The game picks up right where Wind Waker left off, and while it uses a 2D Zelda style gameplay opposed to the 3D in Wind Waker, it is still refreshing, and getting to explore different islands with Linebeck, Link's companion, is an entertaining gameplay loop. However, the game did have some flaws, and getting to see a fresher take on the graphics of this world would look amazing.
1 ൩ ও Spirit Tracks
While Phantom Hourglass is not the most beloved Zelda game in recent years, it was successful enough to justify its own sequel on the DS, Spirit Tracks. The game uses a similar style of gameplay,🐓 only this time the wor🍬ld is separated by train tracks, and you are playing as a newer incarnation of Link.
While the train gameplay got a mixed reception, the dungeon💞 crawling was just as strong as usual and getting to adventure alongside a ghostly version of Zelda was refreshing. The look of the game is now a bit dated on the DS, so getting a new look would make the entry a lot easier to play for a modern audience.