Zelda spin-off game Hyrule Warriors reportedly won't be a Wii U exclusive for much longer.
A leaked video from developer Koei Tecmo, first spotted by NeoGAF, suggests that the game is headed to Nintendo's 3DS. According to PCMag's sister site IGN, the YouTube video, which is now private, "reveals Tetra and King Daphnes Nohansen Hyrule, both from The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker, are also set to join the title and anyone buying the 3DS edition will get these characters on Wii U."
That's pretty much all we know at this time, but cross your fingers for more info at E3 next week, 3DS users.
Released for Wii U last September, Hyrule Warriors combines the universe of the familiar Zelda franchise with the "breathless fast-paced action" of the lesser-known Dynasty Warriors, Tecmo Koei's historical strategic brawler series. Hyrule Warriors nabbed an Excellent rating of 4 out of 5 stars in PCMag's review, earning praise for its "relatively deep, visceral action," variety of characters and weapons, and ample Legend of Zelda fan service.
Nintendo has plans to support Hyrule Warriors "for the long run" and kept true to its word earlier this year, releasing a new DLC dubbed the Boss Pack and the Ganon Pack, depending on where you're playing the game. The pack lets you unlock various costumes for your Zelda characters by completing various challenges. If you do really well in the game's challenges, you can even unlock the ultimate character to play as: a giant cucoo.