Nintendo's detailed its plans for the Legend of Zelda series' 25th anniversary.
New Wii instalment, Skyward Sword will finally be released at the end of the year, creator Shigeru Miyamoto announced on stage at Nintendo's E3 press conference.
The eShop release proceeds the handheld's first retail Zelda release, Ocarina of Time, which arrives in shops next week.
Finally, Legend of Zelda: Four Swords will be released on Nintendo DSiWare for free this September.
Nintendo also confirmed it's told hold 25th anniversary music concerts around the world this autumn. More announcements will be made at a later date, Miyamoto said.
The platform holder's also planning two music CD releases; the Ocarina of Time OST, which will be given free to those who register the 3D update on Club Nintendo, and a 25th anniversary CD.
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Stryker89 on 7 Jun '11 said:
I see no Link's Awakening quite yet... Looking forward to it though!
rbt2 on 7 Jun '11 said:
I wouldn't mind going to one of those concerts.
Balladeer on 7 Jun '11 said:
Four Swords is the big one here. A brilliant free gift.
SkyBlueJukeBox on 7 Jun '11 said:
So what's the big "not Ocarina of Time or Skyward Sword" reveal that we were promised?
jacksaddiction on 7 Jun '11 said:
Links Awakening by the end of the day ? My ass ! 49 minutes left Ninty.....
MysticR on 8 Jun '11 said:
He said that in LA, which is 8 hours behind the UK.