It’s Time To Stop Worrying About The Future Of Zelda

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The future of can seem concerning to at present, with the franchise undergoing so many different changes. However, looking more broadly, this worry should arguably not be as strong as it has grown to be for some people. As such, instead of worrying about how may change, it is time to be more optimistic about what the future may bring.

At this point, there are many different paths that the next game could take, and there is little indication of what may be coming. Of course, it is easy to see how people may have been dissatisfied with some of the elements that have come to the forefront of the franchise as of late, as well as what new trends have emerged in ’s standard gameplay. No matter how successful a game may be, it is impossible to satisfy the tastes of every single individual equally. Nevertheless, this does not mean the next title should be dreaded.

As successful as they have proven to be, it is still fair to say that and are not universally loved. As innovative as the mechanics are in these games, they still have their share of detractors. For example, ’s extensive use of Ultrahand, while it can lead to some incredible creations being developed, may still seem like it detracts from the traditional formula. Another major point of contention can be the way that weapons have limited durability, to the point that even the Master Sword cannot be used indefinitely.

Although even some of the earliest games contain non-linear elements, and took this to new heights. Again, the reception of this can vary. Although it can be interesting to break the traditions of exploration in games, for some the extent to which these titles do so is still a step too far. And, with the incredible popularity of these titles as a whole,it is easy to surmise that this is the direction in which future games will continue to evolve; a depressing thought for those who dislike the approach.

Of course, it is not difficult to see why this fear may seem justified. Despite returning to a