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Xenoblade Studio May Be Making the Next Zelda

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Monolith Soft appears to be heading back to Hyrule. According to the developerā€™s Ā website (reported via GameIndustry.biz), the Japanese studio behind the Xenoblade series is hiring programmers, designers, and technical artists for a new Zelda game. The developer had previously contributed to the critically acclaimed The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild as well as other Nintendo projects.

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Details on the new Zelda title are minimal. In fact, it isnā€™t even clear whether or not the game is a direct sequel to Breath of the Wild. But potential news about one of gamingā€™s most storied franchises is always welcome. Considering a remake of The Legend of Zelda: Linkā€™s Awakening energized Nintendoā€™s fanbase, a whole new game would send them over the the Blood Moon.

Hopefully, more information will be revealed in a future Nintendo Direct. The Legend of Zelda: Linkā€™s Awakening remake is due sometime in 2019 and should hold us over until Linkā€™s new adventure.


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