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How Nintendo Screwed Themselves By Releasing One Of The Greatest Games Ever Made.

The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker is not only a colorful adventure that deals with surprisingly mature themes - it is also one of Nintendo’s biggest failures. Wind Waker is a game that was quite ahead of its time when it released. As a matter of fact I’d argue that The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker was so far ahead of its time that it ended up being a catastrophe for Nintendo. The game not only ended up being a financial disappointment, it also changed the public's perception of Nintendo’s brand. Up to this day. The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker marks a turning point in the history for Nintendo. And it wasn’t a turn for the better. To understand why Wind Waker was such a catastrophe for Nintendo we have to understand not only the economic realities into which it was released but also have to have a chat about the maturing of the video gaming industry as a whole. In this video we will set out to dig up the tragic origin story of Wind Waker. One of Nintendo’s best games. And one of Nintendo’s worst games. ====== Timestamps----------- 00:00:00 - Intro 00:03:32 - Setting The Stage (Release Controversy) 00:08:15 - Sailing Into An Adventure (Premise and Gameplay) 00:22:35 - Why Ganon Destroyed The Island (Economics behind Wind Waker) 00:30:43 - The Master Sword (Story Discussion) 00:38:58 - Why is DK Rapping Again? 00:54:39 - The Final Tragedy Of Wind Waker (Thematic Discussion) ====== Credits for the Music The Legend Of Zelda OST - “Title Theme” The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time OST - “Gerudo Valley” The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask OST - “Last Day”, “Song of Healing”, “Woods of Mystery” The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker OST - “The Legendary Hero”, “File Select”, “Dragon Roost Island”, “Hyrule Castle”, “The Great Sea”, “Farewell Hyrule King”, “Fairy Spring” Donkey Kong 64 OST - “DK Rap” Conker’s Bad Fur Day OST - Bats Additionally the video uses licensed music from productioncrate.com and motionarray.com