my nephew loved tp and was his indrotduction into the series, but he still needed his dad’s help to solve certain sections. i think they are on par with the games of the past. i could beat most of the original on my own at the time, but still needed my older cousin’s help for difficult puzzles or hidden items. for those of us that have been around for awhile and seen many zelda titles just keep in mind they are trying to keep the same feeling alive for all generations, which means for someone new to the series to experience those feelings they sometimes have to rehash old ideas.

That, however, lies within your mind, as it was a change of outfit and nothing more.

To be fair, though, it must be extremely tough for Miyamoto (or anyone) to answer these types of questions, especially since Nintendo isn’t going to give anything important away.

If he said “I don’t think it’s going to be that radically different,” that doesn’t necessarily mean we won’t see a highly innovative addition to the Zelda series, but it probably means we won’t see something like Zelda-in-space-dancing-with-the-stars-while-riding-space-ponies.

We might as well just wait until the game comes out to see how it’s really going to be.