The journey of The Wind Waker really has been an entirely atypical one since it first debuted over two decades ago, back in 2002/03. At the time of its release, it's safe to say that a large portion of the player base really weren't too happy with what they got, largely due to a tech demo that had been showcased as part of the GameCube's launch cycle.
That demo showed off a gritty and realistic future for The Legend of Zelda with the increased hardware capability of the console, and when The Wind Waker arrived with its cartoon style, that proved to be too much of an aesthetic difference for some fans to overcome. Since then, things have changed significantly, and fans are arguably more positive about its place in series history than they have ever been before.
That might explain why a new release is set to, in part, pay tribute to the game, alongside some of the other all time great games from the franchise.
As reported by Game Rant, toy manufacturer Takara Tomy has confirmed the upcoming release of The Legend of Zelda Historical Charms+, a series of Triforce-shaped personal markers or keychains that reference games from...
