The Legend of Zelda Triforce Heroes has been announced as a brand-new title coming to 3DS.
Arriving in Autumn 2015, Zelda Triforce Heroes is a new title that lets you play Zelda with your friends.
The game focuses on multiplayer and co-op, rather than a competitive multiplayer.
This multiplayer title incorporates the art style from Zelda: A Link between Worlds, especially when it comes to depth.
That’s partly influenced the mechanics of Triforce Heroes, including the new totem mechanic. You can carry your pals on your shoulders to reach new areas and solve puzzles.
As with other Zelda titles, you and your buddies will need to use various tools to get through dungeons.
There’s also a new fashion element to the game, whereby the gameplay changes according to what your character is wearing.
You can collect various items of clothing to create different outfits that will enable you to customise your game.
Nintendo also confirmed that a Nintendo 3DS version of Zelda Hyrule Warriors is in development and its called Hyrule Warriors Legends.
It includes all previously released DLC from the Wii U and will also add new levels inspired by the Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker.
Hyrule Warriors Legends will be released in the first quarter of 2016.
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