Nintendo have two new games in the Zelda franchise, and they’re both coming to 3DS.

The Legend of Zelda: TriForce Heroes sees a return to the multiplayer concepts originally introduced in the Four Swords series, for Game Boy Advance and GameCube. This time we see the game allow up to three players instead of the four previously used, with the main reason being the introduction of the new “totem” gameplay mechanic. This new “totem” mechanic is where the three characters can stand on top of each other to reach new heights. The game also allows Link and his doppelgängers to don a wide variety of clothing, that gives different moves and abilities. For those of you without pals to play with, there’s no need to worry – much like its predecessors, Nintendo will allow you to play with two AI controlled dolls to emulate the experience.

Hyrule Warriors Legends sees last years Wii U title “re-imagined” on the 3DS, with new characters, weapons, and stages to complete, as well as a focus on content from Wind Waker, something the fans had been requesting since before the Wii U version launched.

Zelda fans can look forward to picking up The Legend of Zelda: TriForce Heroes in Spring of 2015, and Hyrule Warriors Legends in the first quarter of 2016.