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While better than Phantom Hourglass, Spirit Tracks still feels lacking.

Since the moment I switched on my very first Zelda game, it has been my favorite series – one that I doubt could ever be dethroned. I have watched the series grow and progress since I was a child, and have been proud to see what has become of my beloved series. That was, however, until I got a hold of Phantom Hourglass. Honestly, I despised every aspect of it; it felt like a watered-down excuse for a Zelda title.

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In the last two parts of the series, Iwata and co. discuss what the essence of Zelda is and the multiplayer design of Spirit Tracks.

In the final two parts of Iwata Asks, very little is discussed of particular interest, but Aonuma, Iwata, and Iwamoto all discuss what they feel the essence of Zelda is.

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In the second segment the group discusses how wanting to use the phantom truly pushed them to make a second title, as well as why Tetra does not make an appearance.

The second segment of the interview deals with where the idea for the phantom came from, and why Tetra, Zelda's disguised form, does not make an appearance in Spirit Tracks.

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In Japan, players will be privy to the same feather stylus available with Phantom Hourglass, plus a special surprise.

Nintendo revealed today that The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks will come with a special bonus item in Japan.

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The collector's edition will come packaged in a tin box along with the game and a few more extras.

Recently a collector's edition for Nintendo's upcoming DS title, The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks, was discovered.

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