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But I don't want to see all the big new spiffy areas - villages, dungeons, whatever, because they won't be as impressive when you actually see them in the game either. And I don't want to see everything you can do in the first village in video, because then it'll just be playing through what you already know and be pretty boring.
As for gameplay locations.. how much have we really seen? One dungeon, the opening village and a bit of the dark world? Would you rather there be no hype for the game at all?
Yes there is just the one Gannon.
And MVC are tards that don't know how to report. The Revolution will hit Europe at Christmas 2006, America September 2006 and Japan May 2006.
At a rough, rather pessemistic guess. Then again there could be a worldwide release in september.
Will just have to wait and see.
> At a rough, rather pessemistic guess. Then again there could be a
> worldwide release in september.
If that happens, my faith in Nintendo may just, and I say 'just' be slightly restored!!
> I'd rather Twilight Princess came out on Revolution. I wouldn't mind
> waiting if it meant Nintendo would do better with its new console.
Why leave the best Zelda game to be developed for the next gen console when they've already stated they have another Zelda game being produced for the Rev.? Why have one brilliant Zeldas when you can have 1 brilliant one and a 2nd unconfirmed but graphcally stunning Zelda rev game? Sounds better doesn't it :D
And if there's only one every hundred years, then where do the female Gerudos come from?
There weren't even any Gerudo in WW, so whatever.
And NOE have TTP down as November release by the way.
> Who cares, though?
> There weren't even any Gerudo in WW, so whatever.
>
> And NOE have TTP down as November release by the way.
Yay!