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Super Smash Bros. for Wii U/3DS
Alongside the announcement and showcase of Skyward Sword's Gust Bellows as a featured item in Super Smash Bros., comes the announcement that the game will feature more Zelda items.
On the Miiverse post accompanying the image on the Super Smash Bros. website, director Masahiro Sakurai writes, "Out of the new items, more than a few will be from The Legend of Zelda series. We'll take the most interesting and straightforward ones and reformulate them to match the Smash Bros. world."
In past Super Smash Bros. games there haven't been many Zelda-specific items, other than the Deku Nut, the bunny ears, and a heart piece. Besides the Gust Bellows, what Zelda items do you think will appear in the games?
Super Smash Bros. are on track for a 2014 release for Wii U and 3DS. For more, check out the reveals of Luigi's final smash, a Lumiose City stage, a new Animal Crossing stage, Diddy Kong, the Mother Brain assist trophy, the Waluigi assist trophy,Lucario, Zelda, the Skull Kid, Marth, Sonic, a redesigned Ray Gun, the 3DS Mii Plaza, and a male Wii Fit trainer.
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