It’s almost been a year since Nintendo first announced the Legend of Zelda and Dynasty Warriors crossover Hyrule Warriors. Finally, some brand new details have been announced.

The latest issue of the Japanese gaming magazine Famatsu has revealed that Hyrule Warriors will have a two-player mode. One player will use the Wii U gamepad as their screen, and the other player will use the TV screen. When in single player mode, the player will use the gamepad as a normal menu, much like The Legend of Zelda Wind Waker’s.

In Hyrule Warriors, Link is a recruit for Hyrule’s Royal Army and will have to save Princess Zelda from a with named Shia.
Players will be able to equip different kinds of weapons that will effect how they will play. One handed swords are faster, while heavier two handed ones will be slower, but will deal more damage.

The classic Legend of Zelda Z-Targeting mechanic will be used to take evasive action against enemies, as well as be able to target weak points to gain an advantage in battle.
Finally, Impa, the head of Hyrule’s Royal Army will be a playable character in the game, as well as many other unrevealed characters. Impa’s main weapon will be a large two anded sword.
Hyrule Warriors releases on in late August in Japan, and doesn’t have a release date in North America yet. The game will however be playable at E3 in a few weeks.