The Legend Of Zelda: 8 Things It Must Fix From The Past Games

7. Stop Trying To Make Tingle Happen

This could well be the most important point on this list. Seriously Nintendo, I can€™t iterate enough how little anybody wants to see Tingle ever again. Not only is the fairy-fetishising Tingle the least welcome sight in a game since Raiden€™s naked cartwheels in MGS2, but he€™s also rip-off merchant. Come on, it can€™t cost that much to translate a map. We definitely need to see more examples of mental health conditions in video gaming, but a middle aged man who is obsessed with the idea of being a fairy and bursts into spontaneous dance at the slightest provocation is probably not the most representative character to lead us into that particular frontier. The fact that Tingle keeps getting wheeled out for cameos like Stan Lee in a green leotard is utterly baffling, so I€™m keeping my fingers crossed that we don€™t see his red balloon floating over the horizon of the new Zelda€™s open world. In fact the only way I€™d like to see Tingle ever again is if Nintendo threw a curveball and made the delusional fantasist into the twisted and sinister villain - one we all suspect him to be - letting us pound on him for a while in a final battle to the death.
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