I agree. Its to me, like not having a Zelda Land without the castle aswell. It makes way too much sense, especially considering the odds.
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I agree. Its to me, like not having a Zelda Land without the castle aswell. It makes way too much sense, especially considering the odds.
Eh, I think there are a LOT more choices for a Zelda land then Hyrule Castle. Great Deku Tree, Death Mountain, Outset Island, Kokiri Forest, Kakariko Village, etc.
Personally I think Hyrule Castle is a lesser locale than most of LoZ's locations
Yes but the only big merchandising potential lies with the castle and surrounding town
Milk Bar, Item Shop, Potion Shop, Happy Mask Shop, Shooting Gallery, etc.
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DreamWorks Conference call today at 11:30pm (PT) / 4:30pm (ET)...Doubt they would have any major theme park stuff but possible things to hint.
As for Zelda, they just need the Happy Mask Salesmen roaming the streets. That would make money.
As for Zelda, they just need the Happy Mask Salesmen roaming the streets. That would make money.
I think a castle as a massive facade thru which you HAVE to enter into a land has not been done before and I think it's a pretty exciting/new way to enter/immerse yourself into Nintendo land.
I agree it's boring as a focal point but as an entry way? Bravo.
I agree it's boring as a focal point but as an entry way? Bravo.
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Maybe not a castle but the entrance to MK is similar. As a form of immersion, it works well.
I thought the entrance to magic kingdom is like a Main Street train station....?
Forgive me. I don't go often seeing as how I eat children and destroy strollers for fun.
It is, but passing through the tunnel under the station creates a great effect. The world you just left to enter the MK is gone in the distance and you're now in a completely different place that surrounds you.
Yes but the only big merchandising potential lies with the castle and surrounding town
Item Shop, Potion Shop, Shooting gallery are all in Kakariko too.
Kakariko village is visually boring though. They might as well just do Clock Town from Majora's Mask.
I mean, Castle Town is no better than Kakariko in the visual department.
If they ever do Zelda Kokiri Forest, Death Mountain/Goron Village, or Zora's Domain are by far more interesting than the castle.
I mean, Castle Town is no better than Kakariko in the visual department.
If they ever do Zelda Kokiri Forest, Death Mountain/Goron Village, or Zora's Domain are by far more interesting than the castle.
Agreed and visually make it a Skyward Sword like design with the color palette. Looking back the coloring in the game is really dark in the originals and don't fit theme parks much. Too grim and gritty.
Noooooooooooooo. The less I see of that awful, awful game the better.
Ideally I'd love a Wind Waker Zelda land, but that would never happen.
I still think 3rd gate gets a much more video game focus not only from Nintendo but from other properties as well.
What other properties would we love to see? Something that can appease to many different crowds and has big followings. I can only think of Minecraft and World Of Warcraft.. Minecraft to me is an interesting property.. It's kind of like Lego in a sense... They'd also stick it to LegoLand :tongue:
What other properties do we think are ripe for theme park adaptions?
What other properties would we love to see? Something that can appease to many different crowds and has big followings. I can only think of Minecraft and World Of Warcraft.. Minecraft to me is an interesting property.. It's kind of like Lego in a sense... They'd also stick it to LegoLand :tongue:
What other properties do we think are ripe for theme park adaptions?
Minecraft is huge, but I don't see a way to translate the game to a theme park setting.
WoW is kind of on the downswing, and I don't see the movie doing well enough to justify its inclusion.
Disney has too many IPs yet doesn't use half of them. You can never have too many IPs.
It's better too have many and not need them than to have too little and need them.
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