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See The Recording Of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes' Excellent Soundtrack
Tri Force Heroes' soundtrack has as much in common with a Professor Layton soundtrack as it does previous Zelda games, and Nintendo has released a video of its recording process in promotion of the game's release.
There is more accordion and recorder in the soundtrack than previous Zelda games, and there's a good reason for that, as the video below will attest. Zelda: Tri Froce Heroes has some issues in its overall gameplay, but its music is a definite highlight, which is why this clip from the recording is interesting to see.
For our review of The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes, a game we scored a 7.25, head here.
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