Jun 03, 2016 10:17 AM EDT By Vinay Patel, UniversityHerald Reporter

"The Legend of Zelda" fans rejoice! Nintendo will debut not one, but two different demos of the much-awaited action-adventure game during the upcoming E3 2016.

Although the team behind the game has not divulged details about the two aforementioned demos, taking into consideration that there will be two, and not just one demo, those anxiously waiting for the game's launch can probably anticipate unveiling of some more facets of the new game at E3 this year.

The idea behind debuting two demos could possibly be to focus on two different aspects of the game - the brand new open world setting, and the enclosures, and dungeons that the game will feature when released, Finder reported.

Besides, if Nintendo's instruction to media to allot about 90 minutes for the demo is anything to go by, a lot of new gameplay could be trotted out during the upcoming event. But that's not all, Nintendo will reportedly unveil a playable edition of "The Legend of Zelda Wii U" at E3 2016.

 Nintendo took to its official Twitter account earlier this year to announce the launch of new "Legend of Zelda" game on Wii U as well a NX console next year. As of now, the upcoming game is not associated with a confirmed release date.

Following its debut at E3 2016, Nintendo will allow 500 fans to try out the Wii U game on June 11. Interested fans can grab an once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to sign up for a hands-on demo of the highly-anticipated game at a six-day event held in New York City, ChristianTimes reported.

June 11 has been marked as "Super-Fan Signup Day," as Nintendo NY comes to Rockefeller Center, allowing 500 fans to register for the demo. Door open at 9 a.m. ET. The line is slated to begin to form at about 7 a.m. ET so those interested in having a first-hand experience of "The Legend of Zelda" will need to be ready to stand in a line that begins early morning.

As far as an exact release date of the new "Zelda" game is concerned, rumor mills have been churning speculations that hint differing release dates. Not too long ago, a slew of screenshot surfaced online hinting a March 2017 release date, but that changed to a later release window as more recent rumors began doing rounds online.

Apparently, waiting until June 14, when E3 gets underway seems to be the best choice for those waiting for more details about the new "Zelda" title.

Are you excited about "The Legend of Zelda Wii U" and the all the new content it could bring to the game's huge fan-base? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

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