Category talk:The Legend of Zelda video games

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About that "Middle Ages" category

I highly doubt that these games would be set in a past era of the real world. Should we remove it? —017Bluefield (talk) 03:20, 3 September 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Category:Open world video games

Having Category:Open world video games in the category does not make much sense when the vast majority of Zelda games are not open world games. Most Zelda games have linear storylines and have worlds that cannot be traversed until you get to the point in the story that you can do so (usually by recovering dungeon items). Skyward Sword, which is included here, is particularly infamous for not even having an overworld at all, but sections of the map that you enter like in Super Mario 64. This category also includes Hyrule Warriors which is definitely not an open world game but a fighting game. The only two Zeldas that are open world are the original game and the upcoming Breath of the Wild. I thus suggest removing Category:Open world video games from this page and adding it to the two Zelda games that actually are open world. -- Millionsandbillions (talk) 22:37, 28 February 2017 (UTC)[reply]