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The Magic Box: International Videogame News GameScience GamesIndustry.biz Jeux Video Zelda makes analyst's list of 2009 releases - News at GameSpot With this year's release of Wii installments for Super Smash Bros., Animal Crossing, and Mario Kart, there are few cherished Nintendo series in need of a new-generation debut. That means it's about time for the publisher to start a second lap of its greatest hits, and if one industry analyst's prognostication is accurate, leading off that lap could be a second installment of The Legend of Zelda. In a note to investors this morning, Lazard Capital Markets' Colin Sebastian listed a slate of 22 games that could potentially help drive a 5 percent growth in game sales for 2009. In the report, the list of games was sourced to Lazard's research, as well as to company reports. The last Zelda installment, The Twilight Princess, was a launch game for the Wii in November of 2006. Sebastian's note also referenced Grand Theft Auto V in passing. Filed under: The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

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