C&VG have interviewed Eiji Aonuma, the director of The Wind Waker about the current game and it's sequel!

The interview which was conducted by Paul Davies over at C&VG dicusses the Zelda game, The Wind Waker as well as it's sequel. You can find it over at Computer and Video Games.

Does The Wind Waker match up with your original vision for the project?

Aonuma:

I am not an artist. Granted I do have an image of how the game will look in the end, but what I normally do is try to convey the look and feel of the game to the artists - lots of minor details. The artists then take those words and create something on-screen for me. I'm very grateful that I have the staff that I do, because they usually come up with something more beautiful and elaborate than I could have imagined.

Going into The Wind Waker, I had an image that they were able to create and more. I'm very happy that I'll be working with the same staff on the next project, this time as a producer. But the planning department is the same, the creative department is the same, so I hope we can create something even greater than The Wind Waker.