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The Legend of Zelda: Triforce Heroes
You won't be saving Princess Zelda in Tri-Force Heroes, but you will be saving a princess, and she has a lot to say in the game's latest trailer.
The trailer, which is more of an extended tutorial about how the game plays, isn't too different than a version that released earlier this week. You will learn how the game plays and get a setup for the story, but this time you receive narration directly from Princess Styla. She is in need of Link's rescue because she has lost her style and is being forced to wear a one-piece leotard. She doesn't want you to worry, though. That's her job.
It's unlikely she will speak in the final game, but with this video, Nintendo has ostensibly given a Zelda character a full voice.
The Legend of Zelda: Tri-Force Heroes releases for 3DS on October 23.
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