Nintendo doesn't expect Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity to precede a standalone Hyrule Warriors ser👍ies𒆙.

Talking to , Zelda series producer Eiji Aonuma didn't deny the possibility, but did confirm that a Hyrule Wa💯rriors series isn't in the plans for Nintendo at the moment. "I do think circumstances could align like this again," Aonuma acknowledged, "but I don't think we're expecting this to become a sꦡeries. We'd make that decision based on its creative merits, just like we did this time."

It's a reasonable pos♔ition to take - if an idea strong enough to warrant another Hyrule Warriors-esque Zelda game pops up at Nintendo, it sounds like they'd consider picking it up for development. Of course, it also has to be a game Nintendo thinks its fans would want to play. "I think it depends on🦩 whether we get an idea that'll make all the fans happy!", added Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity producer Yosuke Hayashi.

The second game to carry the Hyrule Warriors title has been a critical success. Our own 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Age of Calamity review praises the fleshed-out story, engaging combat, and surprising nostalgic value in porting over so many aspects of Breath of the Wild, 🐲while noting that its combat can occasionally feel repetitive by nature. Overall, we think Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity is "a𒉰 fantastic hack-and-slash romp" and "an ace accomplice to Breath of the Wild."

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