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Learn How Pikmin, Will Wright, And M.C. Escher Snuck Into Zelda Games
The latest episode of Did You Know Gaming uncovers more about the Zelda series.
In the video you will find out M.C. Escher's piece, Another World, likely inspired a dungeon in Twilight Princess, where Pikmin references show up in Wind Waker and Minish Cap, and how Will Wright (creator of SimCity and The Sims) technically had a cameo in Link's Awakening. You will also learn some details about the development of the infamous Zelda games that released for the Phillips CD-i.
For the fourth part of Did You Know Gaming's continuing Zelda series of videos, head here.
You can check out other videos from the Did You Know Gaming channel covering Mega Man, Fire Emblem, Donkey Kong, Killer Instinct, Rayman, Mass Effect, Dragon Quest, Castlevania, Final Fight, Doom, Dragon Ball Z, Super Smash Bros., Team Fortress 2, Harvest Moon, Tony Hawk's Pro Skater, the history of the PlayStation 2, GameCube, Nintendo 64, the DS, the PlayStation, and two covering the Game Boy by hitting the links.
[Source: Did You Know Gaming]
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