Public to be given first chance to play Zelda...

GCN News | ...and it's in Scotland.

Playable code of forthcoming Gamecube title The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess will be offered to the public for the first time ever this August, at the Edinburgh Interactive Entertainment Festival in Scotland. In what amounts to a major coup for the EIEF, the game will be showed off alongside Nintendogs and Battalion Wars, and PALGN will be hoping to get its grubby mitts on all three.

Taking place between August 10-14, the EIEF will be held at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre. Further information regarding bookings is available at the official EIEF website. Oh, and PALGN checked and it looks like a return flight from Sydney to Edinburgh would come in at around $2,500AU. Best just wait for the game's release, eh?

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3 Comments

Gtpod

6 years ago

Train ticket to Scotland won't cost $2,500AU... Interesting...

themak

6 years ago

GTPod wrote

Train ticket to Scotland won't cost $2,500AU... Interesting...

Catch me a haggis if you go.

Andronicus

6 years ago

Very cool.

Scotland isn't quite local for me, but I'll be checking back here to read any updates on this one - unlike many other games I own, I actually NEED this new Zelda game... no, seriously...