Saw Dishonored gameplay just now. I'm ready to be disappointed if instead of doing something great like having two different protagonists Nintendo just choose to genderbend Link.
Actually doing two unique protagonists would be great.Saw Dishonored gameplay just now. I'm ready to be disappointed if instead of doing something great like having two different protagonists Nintendo just choose to genderbend Link.
Okay, but would you agree that if Nintendo were making a female Link and want to differentiate between the two versions that female Link would at bare minimum, have breasts?
People are going to be so disappointed if there's only just male Link.
Someone overlay them, quick!Iono the second looks like Little Mac.
Hm true that, but as of now, those women playing and enjoying Zelda games to date were able to deal with a male protagonist, i just don't see the necessity for a gender-swap now.In 99% of cases you could do a complete asset swap with associate text and the entire experience of most/all mainline TLoZs wouldn't suffer. Anecdotal, but I'm confident the series also has an impressively large following from women.
So yeah. Hopefully this has male/female variants of Link.
They look the same :/ Am I trippin or what?
Anecdotal, but I'm confident the series also has an impressively large following from women.
Because they are the same. OP should feel shame.
Many of those women have wanted Female Link for a very long time and have "dealt" with it because they had no choice.I'm all for female heroines in games, go Horizon, and / or a more "strong" depiction of female chars.
But i'm also in the "Link is a character"-camp, so i hope that Link stays male. I also would like a Zelda game where Zelda's and Link's roles are swapped and she is the playable heroine ... you know, wisdom can save the world, too. ^^
Hm true that, but as of now, those women playing and enjoying Zelda games to date were able to deal with a male protagonist, i just don't see the necessity for a gender-swap now.
Iono the second looks like Little Mac.
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Unless of course it actually happens. Feel free to celebrate then.
Shepard was also always more avatar-like and you can make him/her look like you want. That's not the case with Link. I might be male and have (very dark) blonde hair, but i sure am not able to identify as Link in terms of optics.Many of those women have wanted Female Link for a very long time and have "dealt" with it because they had no choice.
Link is a character but so was Shepard and being male or female Shepard didn't change the character it was the choices that did it. So even if a female option is there it doesn't need to change the males character any.
It's absurd.I also would like a Zelda game where Zelda's and Link's roles are swapped and she is the playable heroine ... you know, wisdom can save the world, too. ^^
Don't guys generally pick a woman as the hero when they can? And why the contempt by talking about "husbando"?Link is their bishie. Trust. When I was on another board years ago there was a thread where we joked Link was female. As you can expect there was backlash for ever suggesting such a thing, but interestingly a lot of it came from females upset that we were trying to remove their husbando from them.
Eh I disagree there is really no more of a character that really defines them.Shepard was also always more avatar-like and you can make him/her look like you want. That's not the case with Link. I might be male and have (very dark) blonde hair, but i sure am not able to identify as Link in terms of optics.
I understand that Link as an avatar thinking, at least for games pre N64 that's true, but ever since the 3D games, Link was taylored more as a character.
That's what they said about Crash. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
That's what they said about Crash. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)