In a move that is certainly "on message" in terms of corporate synergy, it appears that Majora's Mask is not the only entry in the Zelda multimedia franchise that is getting an overhaul this year.
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Lucky fans who attend the Symphony of the Goddesses: Master Quest concert series in Seattle, Monterey and Mexico City will be treated to an expanded, 13-minute look at new footage from the upcoming The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D.
Please note: everyone who attends the concert series will get to watch the footage, it's simply that the people in those particular cities will be able to check it out before Majora's Mask 3D arrives next week.
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The concert's producer, Jason Michael Paul has been in close collaboration with Nintendo and Zelda director Eiji Aonuma to include the new game footage as part of the live show, as well as an "expanded selection of music" that the game's original composer, Koji Kondo, picked himself.
Quite exciting. One would expect that the teasing Majora's Theme will be featured (obviously), which would then lead into the haunting Clock Tower song, but what other tracks should get the full symphonic treatment, do you think?
Master Quest is the third Symphony of the Goddesses live concert series to embark on a world tour. The concert mixes Zelda songs both old and new with a live classically trained orchestra. Tickets are still on sale for certain locations, you can purchase them here.
Take a listen below!
