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This thread has been linked to the game 'The Legend Of Zelda: The Wind Waker'.
Some new info on Cube Europe, basically:
+ The game is said to be 2 - 3 times *larger* than OOT.
+ Link will grow up as the game progresses
+ The starting town acts as an introduction where you wear normal clothes and have to round up cows on your horse within a time limit.
And some new screenshots. [URL]http://www.cube-europe.com/news.php?nid=7650[/URL].
Nintendo, a release date of tomorrow please.
+ The game is said to be 2 - 3 times *larger* than OOT.
+ Link will grow up as the game progresses
+ The starting town acts as an introduction where you wear normal clothes and have to round up cows on your horse within a time limit.
And some new screenshots. [URL]http://www.cube-europe.com/news.php?nid=7650[/URL].
Nintendo, a release date of tomorrow please.
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I swear I read somewhere something that hinted about an underwater section. An underwater city would be simply splurge worthy.
And this:
EGM: Is it safe to say there is some major gameplay element we still don't know about, like the sailboat in Windwaker, that will remain secret until just before the game comes out?
EA: You're right.
Is just jism-inducing.
EGM: Is it safe to say there is some major gameplay element we still don't know about, like the sailboat in Windwaker, that will remain secret until just before the game comes out?
EA: You're right.
Is just jism-inducing.
I don't think New Zelda will have any problems looking cool.
I mean ... *shivers* ... woo
I mean ... *shivers* ... woo
FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> Counter-attack?
> I thought it made things a bit easy. Like fighting against a massive
> room of knight-people was supposed to be really hard, but you just
> had to keep out the way and wait for the button to flash.
Sometimes it was hard to hit A at the right moment but I admit it was kinda cheap. Cool animation though :)
> Counter-attack?
> I thought it made things a bit easy. Like fighting against a massive
> room of knight-people was supposed to be really hard, but you just
> had to keep out the way and wait for the button to flash.
Sometimes it was hard to hit A at the right moment but I admit it was kinda cheap. Cool animation though :)
Tphi wrote:
> Minor Spoilers, just confirming Zelda & Ganon are in it, there's
> some big aspect like the sailing in WW we've yet to see, and that you
> can fish and glide on chickens.
Fishing!
Gliding!
Hurrah!
> Oh, and that the cool A-button command when you fight is back and
> enhanced. Forgotten it's name now.
Counter-attack?
I thought it made things a bit easy. Like fighting against a massive room of knight-people was supposed to be really hard, but you just had to keep out the way and wait for the button to flash.
> Minor Spoilers, just confirming Zelda & Ganon are in it, there's
> some big aspect like the sailing in WW we've yet to see, and that you
> can fish and glide on chickens.
Fishing!
Gliding!
Hurrah!
> Oh, and that the cool A-button command when you fight is back and
> enhanced. Forgotten it's name now.
Counter-attack?
I thought it made things a bit easy. Like fighting against a massive room of knight-people was supposed to be really hard, but you just had to keep out the way and wait for the button to flash.
Majora's Mask was the first Zelda I played, still prefer OOT though.
Strafio wrote:
> I might remember wrong, but didn't you play Majora after Windwaker?
Yeah.
> I might remember wrong, but didn't you play Majora after Windwaker?
Yeah.
Whitestripes DX wrote:
> So far I found MM to be a pretty confusing muddle that's deterred me
> form playing it much.
The game really requires a lot of attention. It's not that complicated, but if you do a bit and then leave it for a while and come back you just get completely lost. Luckily I managed to do it without too much confusion, but there were a couple of times when I tried to do things I'd already done and so on. I really really enjoyed it - I think it is slightly better than Windwaker, but only because the dungeons are better and you get to ride a horse, although the fighting in WW is way better.
There is definitely a potential for a proper time scale element in this new Zelda. Something like the randomised schedules of NPCs from Oblivion, which coincide with wherever you are in the storyline, would certainly be nice.
> So far I found MM to be a pretty confusing muddle that's deterred me
> form playing it much.
The game really requires a lot of attention. It's not that complicated, but if you do a bit and then leave it for a while and come back you just get completely lost. Luckily I managed to do it without too much confusion, but there were a couple of times when I tried to do things I'd already done and so on. I really really enjoyed it - I think it is slightly better than Windwaker, but only because the dungeons are better and you get to ride a horse, although the fighting in WW is way better.
There is definitely a potential for a proper time scale element in this new Zelda. Something like the randomised schedules of NPCs from Oblivion, which coincide with wherever you are in the storyline, would certainly be nice.
Some confirmed stuff from EGM magazine on Cubed3.co.uk now [URL]http://www.cubed3.com/viewnews.php?storyid=3743[/URL].
Minor Spoilers, just confirming Zelda & Ganon are in it, there's some big aspect like the sailing in WW we've yet to see, and that you can fish and glide on chickens.
Oh, and that the cool A-button command when you fight is back and enhanced. Forgotten it's name now.
Minor Spoilers, just confirming Zelda & Ganon are in it, there's some big aspect like the sailing in WW we've yet to see, and that you can fish and glide on chickens.
Oh, and that the cool A-button command when you fight is back and enhanced. Forgotten it's name now.
I've stupidly never got around to playing Majoras Mask, I will do one of these days though.
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