In a new video that has just been released by Nintendo, Zelda director Eiji Aonuma gives viewers an up-close look at The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD. Aonuma reveals that players can use either the analog sticks or the GamePad's gyroscopes to look around, and the Wind Waker is now controlled via the touchscreen. He also explains that the larger amount of RAM made it possible to increase the speed at which Link's boat travels as more of the vast world can be loaded into the system's memory at once. In addition, he also confirms that the "Triforce shard hunt" has been reworked so that it won't drag down the experience as much it did in the original, although he did not specify exactly what has been altered. Video after the break.
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