Operation Nightfall



Those familiar with the fan community Operation Moonfall know that their goal worked – they wanted a remake / remastering of The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask, and in Feb, they got their wish. I’m currently playing it, actually. Not at this moment, but that’s my game I’ve got on the go.

So this campaign got me thinking. Why don’t I start up a new one?

That is of course, unless this happened already. I bring you: Operation Nightfall. What I would like to achieve with this campaign, is get Nintendo to remake The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess. Now, of course – this would be the next time they do remake or re-master of an existing Zelda game. The reason why I propose Operation Nightfall (the name is an homage to the original Moonfall campaign, as well as another name for twilight) is because I believe that it is in need of a remake. In fact, I believe that it is one of the few, if not only Zelda title that needs to be fixed up. Skyward Sword is great, and I would not say ‘no’ to a remake or remaster of that somewhere down the line (I dislike ‘motion controls’), but Twilight Princess has more issues that need to be straightened out to perfect the game.

I already blogged about why I think a remake of Twilight Princess would be great on N3DS so I won’t get into that here. But I will say, those that were a part of Operation Moonfall be on the lookout for Operation Nightfall. I will be setting things up in the next week or so, as well as contacting Operation Moonfall to get to understand what they did, and how they went about it. You know – the mechanics of the campaign.

So keep an eye out on my blog for updates on Operation Nightfall, and I will also use a hashtag here to begin the movement:
#OperationNightfall

*UPDATE* Find the petition here: https://www.change.org/p/nintendo-shigeru-miyamoto-eiji-aonuma-the-legend-of-zelda-twilight-princess-3d

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