In a recent Iwata Asks interview about Link's Crossbow Training, Shigeru Miyamoto mentioned his love for First-Person Styled video games.

" I think it is more comfortable, more natural. We are creatures of habit. We don’t look at our feet when we’re walking around, and we're always trying desperately to take in the scenery while we're living our lives. So, even in these games I want people to be able to get really into the 3D geography, so it feels like you’re really there, since I think it’s a really natural thing to be able to look around while you’re walking. At first when we were developing The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, I even proposed using a first-person perspective."

Could this be a foreshadowing of the Wii Zelda that is currently in development? Remember, Shigeru Miyamoto himself said that Twilight Princess was going to be the last Zelda of it's kind. Whether that means a new control scheme (motion) or a First-Person Adventure, is not known yet.

You can view the Iwata Asks Interview here.

Related Links:
Iwata Asks: Link's Crossbow Training

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JMAP Productions (aka Zelda Valley) has released the first episode of the highly anticipated "Twin Links" series. I haven't had a chance to watch it myself, but it sounds really good from what I've heard about it. Its the first JMAP video that doesn't use stick figures, and its also the first one that uses voice acting for the characters.
You can view the video page here and you can view the first episode here.

Related Links:
Zelda Valley Videos Page
Twin Links: Episode One

As you may or may not know, one of our great affiliates, Zelda Valley, is a site that makes Zelda-based films with Photoshop and Windows Movie Maker (the graphics of the videos are stick figures, although one of the upcoming films has detailed images for the various characters). The site is very unique; I can't name a single site that does this. Because of our liking of the site and the videos, we are supporting Zelda Valley 100%. If theres any news about any of the films being made by them, expect news to be posted here as well (among other things). Right now they are currently working on two different film series'. They are The Twin Links and The Phantom Mascot. If you want insider access to these two films before their release, head over to their mailing list. All you have to do is post a comment saying you want to be on the list, and include your e-mail address. The newsletter page is here.
There is also a video series that has been competed for some time now. Its called The Legend of Zelda: Stick Fantasy. They're pretty good, so you should check them out!

On another note, two sites have joined the Rinku Network. The sites are Forgotten Realm and Nuclear Nintendo. Both are great sites, and I know the webmasters of both of them, so give them a look!

Related Links:
Zelda Valley
Zelda Valley Newsletter
The Legend of Zelda: Stick Fantasy
Forgotten Realm
Nuclear Nintendo

Today, the Zelda Adventures Community has reached its 10,000th post! This is a huge milestone for the site, and it shows that we're continually growing.
A special thanks goes to all the forum members who have posted, as well as some of the members who really keep the community going: Klown, Sabu, Link-NM, Nnja, and Twilight Infinity (Among others).
If you're not registered on the Zelda Adventures Forum, then now is the perfect time to do so!

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Zelda Adventures Forum