Zelda Symphony concert attendee may have goofed
[Update: More shots of this screen are coming in from other attendees of the concert.]
[Update #2: It’s fake. While TaDavidID, the guy who generated the image above, has gone on to add video and more images to support the validity of his claims, his friend ChrisX930’s timeline reveals an image from three days ago proving that this is a hack. Not coincidentally, ChrisX930 also tweeted that he was planning on going to the Zelda Symphony concert in Germany today with none other than TaDavidID.
I don’t know about you, but I feel like I’ve personally gotten to know ChrisX930 and TaDavidID through this whole experience. Thanks to NintenDaan for helping us uncover the truth behind this mystery, or as I like to call it, “The case of the Mii who lies about playing Twilight Princess 3D.”]
If the fake Rayman for Smash Bros. video taught us anything, it’s to take everything we see on the internet with a grain of salt, so be ready to find out this is crap any second now. In the meantime, here’s a look at an indication that The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess could be headed to the 3DS. This fella reportedly streetpassed with someone who’s currently playing the game at today’s Zelda Symphony concert in Dussledorf, Germany, as evidenced by the image above. It’s presumed that someone who works for Nintendo was playing a pre-release copy of the game on their console, brought it with them to the show, and forgot to keep that hidden on their streetpass profile. We’ve reached out to David Tarakanoff to find out more details on who he streetpassed with. Specifically, we want to know if it was his uncle.
Recent numbers indicate that the recent Majora’s Mask remake for the 3DS may have sold better than A Link Between Worlds, an almost entirely new Zelda title. If that’s the case, then it would make sense for Nintendo to roll out more Zelda remakes, if that’s what fans are most interested in. If this turns out to be real, I’m guessing the game will be exclusive to the New 3DS. The console needs more exclusives, and I doubt that the old 3DS could handle a game as big as Twilight Princess.
