From Gamespot interview w/Reggie:
GS: What's the lasting impression you want people to walk away with after they leave your booth at E3?
RF: We want them to leave feeling that "Wow, Zelda is going to be as huge hit and I want it now. And I'm going to go to my local retailer and put a deposit for the super premium edition of the game," which we'll make available.
I'm racking my brain trying to think what Nintendo could include with a premium version of Zelda; the Collector's Edition is already out, Link to the Past is available as a Game Boy Advance game so older versions of Zelda are probably not part of the picture. Any ideas?
GS: What's the lasting impression you want people to walk away with after they leave your booth at E3?
RF: We want them to leave feeling that "Wow, Zelda is going to be as huge hit and I want it now. And I'm going to go to my local retailer and put a deposit for the super premium edition of the game," which we'll make available.
I'm racking my brain trying to think what Nintendo could include with a premium version of Zelda; the Collector's Edition is already out, Link to the Past is available as a Game Boy Advance game so older versions of Zelda are probably not part of the picture. Any ideas?