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Nintendo Interested In A 3D Remake Of Zelda: A Link To The Past
In a recent interview, longtime Zelda producer Eiji Aonuma brought up the possibility that Nintendo might release more 3D updates of classic Zelda titles to follow-up its Ocarina of Time remake for 3DS. One possible title was brought up: The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past.
Speaking with Gamesradar, Aonuma said, "Mr. Miyamoto himself has been talking recently about going back to the 2D Zelda games," he said, "in particular the ones that were designed with multiple levels to the world like A Link to the Past, and taking those 2D graphics and recreating them in 3D so that you could get a sense for the depth of those worlds. That's something that might be interesting to do, so I would say there might be a possibility of something like that in the future."
While this shouldn't be interpreted as an official confirmation of the project, it's an intriguing possibility. What Zelda game would you like to see remade in 3D?
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