Nintendo at one point toyed with the idea of letting players design their own dungeons in the new Zelda game.

With the upcoming release of Echoes of Wisdom, it is time to determine the best traditional 2D The Legend of Zelda game.

According to Nintendo and Grezzo, there was once a version of The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom that let you make your own dungeons.

Echoes of Wisdom marks many firsts for the almost 40-year-old Legend of Zelda series - one of which is the director herself. As discussed in Nintendo's recent Ask the Developer volume featuring the new game's leads,

Echoes of Wisdom, it's been revealed that Grezzo is the elusive co-development studio behind the project, and Tomomi Sano is the game's director, and the first-ever female director on The Legend of Zelda series.

Tomomi Sano is the first woman to direct a mainline Zelda game, as she leads the development of Echoes of Wisdom.

It might not have a level editor of its own, but The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom started with an idea that was a lot like Mario Maker. On Monday, Nintendo published part one of its “Ask the Developer” series with long-time Zelda producer Eiji Aonuma and game directors Tomomi Sano and Satoshi Terada.