Tri Force Heroes deserves a second chance on Switch - BollyInside - BollyInside

The Legend of Zelda has experimented with a lot of genres over the years. Hyrule Warriors is a good example of a successful experiment, adopting the Dynasty Warriors style and letting fans enjoy large-scale war and tactics in Hyrule, playing as some of their favorite characters other than Link. In contrast, Link’s Crossbow Training is a weirder and less well-remembered genre exploration on the Wii, offering a motion control-based shooting gallery. The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes is an especially weird title: the Link from A Link Between Worlds comes to a new kingdom and ends up in a multiplayer, fashion-themed romp on a quest to cure a princess from a curse.

There’s an argument to be made against giving Tri Force Heroes another chance. Some might feel that feelings about the game are too mixed to make it worth revisiting. However, that’s exactly why Nintendo should give it a remaster. Within the same franchise, there’s an excellent example to be made in Skyward Sword HD. The original Skyward Sword wasn’t beloved by everyone, but Nintendo is still bringing it to Switch with a ton of adjustments and improvements. Early reviews of Skyward Sword HD look favorable, with critics admitting that the game is better in a lot of ways, even if other flaws remain.

Tri Force Heroes can’t be faulted for experimenting. It served as a spiritual successor to the Four Swords games by means of three-player multiplayer with cooperative combat and puzzle solving. Years later, players remember this Nintendo 3DS title with admittedly mixed feelings. While its concept was unique and offered some great multiplayer moments, there’s plenty about Tri Force Heroes that Nintendo could fix. That’s why it ought to come to Switch. There’s some important flaws in the game that Nintendo could address on the new console, especially with the help of the Nintendo Switch OLED.

Tri Force Heroes could easily get the same treatment, and it ought to. It was an interesting new take on The Legend of Zelda and specifically the Four Swords concept of a multiplayer Zelda game, thanks to Tri Force Heroes’ three-player mode and equipment system. The Switch and the new Switch OLED have plenty of tools that’ll help the game out. The Switch has sold so well that multiplayer is very accessible too, which sets Tri Force Heroes up for success. Hopefully Nintendo realizes that there’s still some potential left in the game.

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