Miyamoto initially ‘cringed’ at Wind Waker’s art style and asked for a redesign, newly published magazine interviews have suggested.
, newly published magazine interviews have suggested., Nintendo initially planned to simply improve on the graphics from Ocarina of Time and Majora’s Mask, and even created a prototype of The Wind Waker in that style.
This new information comes courtesy of old issues of Nintendo Dream magazine, a Japanese publication from the mid-2000s that has been translated by DidYouKnowGaming.cited by the video, he didn’t believe Miyamoto would like the redesign, so he waited as long as he could before showing it to his boss, saying that he “literally cringed” when he first saw it.
“At some point, he had to give a presentation against his will. That’s when he said something to me like ‘You know, it’s not too late to change course and make a realistic Zelda.”At the time, Zelda’s new anime art direction was controversial among players, with many calling for the style to be reversed.
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