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One concept that has proven unpopular in the past for nevertheless deserves to be revisited on the Nintendo Switch 2. The upcoming console is expected to offer several improvements over its predecessor, which would therefore allow for a notably better gaming experience. As a result, combined with the franchise learning from past mistakes, the console offers a perfect opportunity to revive an idea that has so far received only lackluster executions.

Not every concept explored by has achieved the same level of success, although the gimmicks of the most recent games have themselves consistently proven successful. Of course, past failures to invoke the same level of appeal can result from a variety of factors, from simple poor implementation to legitimately unappealing core design features. Nevertheless, what is known about the Switch 2 points to it being more than capable of bringing the world of Hyrule to new heights, and this could easily include redeeming the franchise’s past missteps.

Multiplayer games are a clear minority in the franchise and have so far failed to equal the success of other titles. The games and are among the worst-performing games to date, having arguably failed to properly translate the typical experience into a widely appealing format suited for multiplayer gaming. Despite this, however, the break with standard tradition does still hold merit, and deserves further exploration. Although the single-player format of most games will likely never be overcome, multiplayer titles could still carve out their own niche.

In incorporating multiplayer elements in, it cannot be denied that these games have introduced some unique elements to the lore. Most prominent of these is undoubtedly the Four Sword, a blade with the ability to split its wielder into four copies. It is an unusual weapon, both as a counterpart to the Master Sword and within the gaming industry as a whole. A future multiplayer game could see the return of the Four Sword as an intriguing