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A new trailer for the upcoming Zelda game was finally released at the Game Developers Conference in San Fransisco this week. Nintendo's new lists for upcoming games have also confirmed that the game will be released in the fourth quarter of this year, and Satoru Iwata has said that there will be even more to show at E3 in May--another trailer at the least, a playable demo at the most.
Really, though. Just watch the trailer.
I watched it. Looks awesome. I especially can't wait to ride the horse, that's gonna be fun.
While watching the trailer, I couldn't help but feel worried that Nintendo might be pulling a Bad-fur-day-esque shark jump.
Then I watched it again, and was too impressed to care. Also, any game that features a boomerang slinging mandrill can't possibly be taking itself too seriously.
Not to mention toting kitty cats through a forest.
Ugh...looked worse than the previous ones.
Why? Because its new? I personally liked Wind Waker style. It was different but still nice and stood out.
edit:And this one looks totally class :D Very Ocarina of Timeish
*Drools* Yay for new Zelda games.
I'm fine with them focusing on the adventure aspect of the game moreso than the action. Zelda series has always been more about the exploration and adventure than the combat.
But if the game turns into another puzzlefest, I'm going to be very disappointed.
This looks to be quite a great game so far, in my opinion.
While it may seem a little combat heavy for the series, I like how it seems to be sporting a nice mature look. Also, in the scenes were Link is riding either the horse or the boar, you can see quite a bit of landscape around him. Hopefully this is fully explorable.
I hope the what Nintendo accomplishes here is the best of both worlds, with the exploration that made Zelda great coupled with a smooth fighting engine and unique and memorable boss fights.
So far, this is a must by for me.
By the way, does any one have ANY clue as to what the wolf at the end means/signifies?
Wow. That looks pretty cool. And as far as the wolf, I'm not sure. I like the graphics on this game, the combat looks interesting, especially the horseback stuff. The room filled with ghosts reminded me of Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne.
In all likelihood, the wolf is just a "hey, it's nighttime" kind of thing, just like the wolf's howl in Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask. Some people speculate that the game may have some sort of animals theme to it, too.
And yeah, Zelda is all about the fine mix of action and puzzles. I'm sure these trailers are full of action scenes just because that's what makes exciting trailers.
That's it. I'm buying a Gamecube.
No, I like new games. I'm not one of those idiots who bashes a game automatically for being new (like they've done with FFX and X-2, which I loved). It's just looks like it has that annoying ass movement system again that I've hated in every Zelda game since Orcarina of time. The 2D ones were fun, but I despise the way the controls are on all the 3D ones and how they make you move with those 3 damn reptitive movements.Quote:
Originally Posted by Destai
But then again, I've never liked Zelda games much at all. They just lacked in every department to me. And yes I'm aware of how popular they are...that doesn't change my mind.
You and me both, brother.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spaceman Spiff
Personally, putting any bias aside, I'm looking more forward to this game than any game that's come out recently, or will come out in the next year.
I said this was the only game that had me more excited than Xenosaga Episode II, and seeing this trailer has only solidified me in that position.
I can't say you'll be disappointed with your purchase. And, there are other games that are already out that more than justify a purchase.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spiff & Krang
Like Smash Bros. Melee :DQuote:
I can't say you'll be disappointed with your purchase. And, there are other games that are already out that more than justify a purchase.
I'm wondering if you can ride the wolf later on. If you can ride Epona and a boar, and there is some sort of emphasis on mounted combat, you may be able to ride the wolf and other animals as well.
I wouldn't be surprised. In The Wind Waker, you could pick up and use monsters' weapons; this ability to ride their mounts is a logical expansion of that.
Most definitely!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sepho
Like Pikmin 2.
Looks sexy.
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how much is a gamecube
$100 brand new. Probably a lot less used.
i missed out on all the Zelda games for N64 :cry: and the recent G-Cube ones :mad: . but now that i got one i'm getting that new Zelda game :jap: :D !
i DOUBT this will be for gc... ha! the gc has like no power :P
If you are referring to processing power, I pity your intellect and your arguing ability. Not so much that you cant start an argument but the fact that you would lose 1000x over.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alice
*shakes head*
Gamecube has a good deal of potential, its just that nobody's ever pushed the limits of it.
resident evil 4 and this. what am i saying alot of games have pushed the gamecube. just look aroundQuote:
Originally Posted by Behold the Void
ps. try f-zero gx *drools*
If you missed out on Ocarina of Time, I'd very much suggest you play it, somehow. It's one of my favorite games of all time, old or new, and I'd recommend it to any gamer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yuffie514
Nah, the GC has plenty of processing and graphics processing power. It's more comparable to an XBox than it is to a PS2 - which is hardly more powerful than a Dreamcast (and whether it is, is still debatable if you ask me).Quote:
Originally Posted by Alice
Aye.Quote:
Originally Posted by Angra