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Hyrule Warriors
A Japanese Hyrule Warriors video with a title roughly translated to "adventure mode opening movie," recalls the original NES Zelda.
It's unclear if this is the actual prologue players see when they begin the game's adventure mode, or if this is just a video put together to promote the game on Tecmo Koei's YouTube channel. Alongside the classic music and opening crawl, the video also showcases a number of items that will presumably appear in the game including bombs, a compass, a ladder, a candle, water bombs, a power bracelet, ice arrows, digging mitts, the hookshot, a raft, the goodess' harp, and a flute.
Hyrule Warriors is coming exclusively to Wii U on September 26. To learn about the game's confirmed cast of playable characters, head here. To read about who we hope appears in the game, head here.
[Source: Tecmo Koei on YouTube]
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