Details from Nintendo appear to have confirmed the developer behind The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom. Once again, Nintendo has been secretive about the identity of its latest game's development team - even if the actual studio behind it isn't too much of a surprise.

Echoes of Wisdom launches on Nintendo Switch. It’s the first mainline entry in the franchise to let you play as Princess Zelda. And once again, Nintendo is being secretive about who developed it, though fans have seemingly figured it out.

Fans spot a possible reference to an iconic location from past Zelda games in a recent video for The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom.

On the surface, Echoes of Wisdom looks most similar to Link's Awakening, a 2019 Nintendo Switch remake of a 1993 Game Boy title. It has the same adorable art style, which lends everything a cutesy, miniaturized look. The Hyrule setting is almost like a diorama, with a top-down perspective and shiny, plastic-like textures to really sell the effect.

Social media users quickly uncover who the developer of the highly-anticipated Switch title The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom is.

Echoes of Wisdom release date is right around the corner but some time zones will gain access a little earlier than others.

Echoes of Wisdom is launching in a week, and I am beyond ready to get my hands on the first all-new single-player Zelda game in 11 years. As a fan of the series, I've really felt that decade-plus absence,

When the game was first revealed, Reddit user Dreyfus2006 put up a post trying to decipher exactly where on the timeline it fell, and fans have been trying to sus it out ever since. The going theory at the moment is that the game falls on the “Downfall Timeline,