The much awaited game, "Legends of Zelda" for Wii U will be introduced at this year's upcoming Electronic Entertainment Expo before its official release date.

The action-adventure game that's exclusively developed for Nintendo will be available during the event for several 90-minute demos dedicated for its fans. It will also be the first time for both gamers and the company to play the game since it was first introduced in 2013.

Nintendo also invites 500 fans and gamers to sign-up for a hands-on demo starting on June 11. The game's beta-testing will be held during the six-day event in New York City, reported Christian Times.

The upcoming Nintendo NY event on June 11 has been called the "Super-Fan Signup Day" that will take place at the Rockefeller Center. The registration will start at 7 a.m. ET and will officially welcome 500 fans inside by 9 a.m.

Also, for the lucky ones get an appointment will have the opportunity to play the Wii U game from June 14 through 19 as long as it's within Nintendo NY working hours. However for those who weren't, they can still check the demos available.

Meanwhile, it was recently reported that "Legends of Zelda's" release date will be delayed in 2017. The reason claimed for the company's decision was to coincide the launching together with their upcoming Nintendo NX console.

Furthermore, there are rumors circulating the gaming community that the company is developing their upcoming console to support virtual reality. The alleged news have sparked some of their fans interest and they're looking forward on whether the game will have the similar feature or not, reported by The Bitbag.

For those who can't wait to know its release date and in-depth details about the upcoming "Legends of Zelda" game for Wii U, Nintendo's E3 event will be on June 14 and will start at 9 a.m. PT, according to Forbes.