32 levels confirmed in new Zelda Tri Force trailer
More 'Zeruda' than Zelda, but you can get a glimpse of story and co-op mechanics.
The following video is one of those quirky, loud, long but comprehensive Japanese montages meant to explain some new game features in great detail. In this case it's a new trailer for The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes, and despite the somewhat odd presentation, it's definitely interesting for many fans of the series.
The story bits are perhaps the more difficult to understand (what's that whiny king all about?), but there are some nice gameplay sequences, new items and even some more outlandish costumes. Additionally the clip confirms there will be at least 32 challenges full of puzzles and bosses for three players to cooperatively conquer.
For more details, our hands-on preview unveils why we thought it was Nintendo's Game of the Show at this years' E3. The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes is due for release on October 23.
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