A reader suggests that Nintendo switch things up again for the follow-up to Tears Of The Kingdom, and create their own take on a JRPG.
series. But where did you go from here? It’s impossible to top Tears Of The Kingdom in terms of size and complexity without spending 10 years making it .
So, it needs to be something new, but what? My suggestion is that Nintendo take inspiration from the Mario series, which also has the constant problem of keeping itself fresh. What I would do is make a Zelda role-playing, not in the style of Mario RPG or Paper Mario, necessarily, but a relatively traditional Japanese role-player, but with a Zelda spin.
Obviously, you can add in lots of new characters, but I’d like to see something new and interesting for the combat, maybe something more similar to Fire Emblem but with a real-time element. Something that feels both old-fashioned and cutting edge, which is basically the whole appeal of Zelda.
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