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Before anyone moans I have only just started playing it and wondered what others who have played/got it thought of it?
Personally I feel it is somewhat underated, it aint perfect but it is a good game. The gameplay is good especially as it doesn't leave you foaming at the mouth with what to do next yet helps you along if need be. The graphics are very nice, especially the water and the surrondings. The combat system is abit repetative after a while as you just have to bash A at the right time. Otherwise I have found it a good adventure game and will keep me content until the ultimate adventure game is released, Zelda The Wind Waker!
Cheers
BIGMAN
Personally I feel it is somewhat underated, it aint perfect but it is a good game. The gameplay is good especially as it doesn't leave you foaming at the mouth with what to do next yet helps you along if need be. The graphics are very nice, especially the water and the surrondings. The combat system is abit repetative after a while as you just have to bash A at the right time. Otherwise I have found it a good adventure game and will keep me content until the ultimate adventure game is released, Zelda The Wind Waker!
Cheers
BIGMAN
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plasticcoated wrote:
> I fancy getting this, but I dont know - i'll be getting Zelda when it
> comes out in the states, which will probably blow SA out of the
> proverbial water.
I suggest you rent it first, I brought it and it is goodish but it left me feeling a little let down.
Gameplay is much to symplistic, it looks wonderfull but when you start it I found I wasn't eagerly filling evey spare second of time I had trying to complete it for the first time like I did with OOT on the 64.
I think if you brought it you would forget it pretty sharpish when Wind Waker comes out.
> I fancy getting this, but I dont know - i'll be getting Zelda when it
> comes out in the states, which will probably blow SA out of the
> proverbial water.
I suggest you rent it first, I brought it and it is goodish but it left me feeling a little let down.
Gameplay is much to symplistic, it looks wonderfull but when you start it I found I wasn't eagerly filling evey spare second of time I had trying to complete it for the first time like I did with OOT on the 64.
I think if you brought it you would forget it pretty sharpish when Wind Waker comes out.
SFA dissapointed me no end. I was led to believe there would be tons of exploring to do, but no. Instead you have to go from A to B, where is the freedom in that?
Nowhere SFA was boring, short and non-linear (yawn) boring
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