The Legend of Zelda series has always stood at the forefront of its chosen genre, consistently maintaining its position ahead of the curve. Alongside Mario and Pokemon, it's one of Nintendo's flagship franchises, a cornerstone used to drive console sales and define gaming generations by its existence alone. But where Pokemon is more than happy to play it safe, The Legend of Zelda has never shied away from bold reinvention. And there's no better way for Nintendo to showcase its creative daring once again than by throwing its hat into one of the most competitive rings in the gaming industry: Soulslikes.
The Legend of Zelda series has always stood at the forefront of its chosen genre, consistently maintaining its position ahead of the curve. Alongside Mario and Pokemon, it's one of Nintendo's flagship franchises, a cornerstone used to drive console sales and define gaming generations by its existence alone. But where Pokemon is more than happy to play it safe, The Legend of Zelda has never shied away from bold reinvention. And there's no better way for Nintendo to showcase its creative daring once again than by throwing its hat into one of the most competitive rings in the gaming industry: Soulslikes.
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