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Remove the troll face.Now we wait for Hades to take over for Viridi in the background.
I like Viridi and all, but it just isn't happening.
But not the general public. They wouldn't understand the difference.
I hope you get crushed by a reset bomb.
Did you miss the part where I said I like Viridi?
Thank you for being realistic; we need more of this.
At least he's more probable than Viridi.
) and that Wind Waker Link and Spirit Tracks Link are canonically different anyways..
I guess so, especially looking back at the crap Toon Link went through after E3 and before his reveal. But meh, I thought they did a pretty decent job differentiating the two by using one's DS model and the playable one having the more detailed version, as well as using different clothing for the both of them.
He scaped because he is Double D, not Triple D. (expecting King Dedede jokes)Really? I'm curious. *takes a look*
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I did
I tried to, got past like the first 15 minutes before I was like, "what the ****?"
I feel way too comfortable with the avatar for some reason.
Yeah I believe so yes.
I honestly feel as if Sakurai is going to keep costumes limited to 1 per person. In that case, as Toon Link predominantly represents the Wind Waker incarnation, I find that his Outset Island clothing is much more likely. That is just me though.
Those "only touch screen controls" killed the DS Zelda games, ugh.
Yeah I agree, he will most likely have at least one alternate costume if he does get one. And yeah, I think the Outset clothing is the most likely one too.
That's what they strongly imply. Niko, on the other hand, is actually the same one from the Windwaker and is freakishly old because of it.
I agree with this sentiment, the only one I really tried to get into was Spirit Tracks. In fact, I haven't touched A Link Between Worlds as I am worried about the controls.
A Link Between Worlds went back to traditional controls so I'm not exactly sure what you are worried about. Care to fill in?
I am worried about not being able to control my character easily. Spirit Tracks really attenuated my enjoyment for Zelda games not on a home console (it wasn't like I was exactly excited about handheld Zelda either). Now I have something against the whole 2D plane or over the head camera. I just don't trust it. Not anymore.
Well if it makes you feel any better, the game controls really well and is nothing like the DS Zelda's. Like I said, it went back to the traditional controls. You use the Circle pad instead of the Touch screen to move and the overall gameplay is more fluid too. At least to me it was. I think you should give the game a chance as I personally found it to be a really enjoyable experienceI am worried about not being able to control my character easily. Spirit Tracks really attenuated my enjoyment for Zelda games not on a home console (it wasn't like I was exactly excited about handheld Zelda either). Now I have something against the whole 2D plane or over the head camera. I just don't trust it. Not anymore.
He just said there were no touch screen controls, so why don't you give the game a try before criticizing it?I am worried about not being able to control my character easily. Spirit Tracks really attenuated my enjoyment for Zelda games not on a home console (it wasn't like I was exactly excited about handheld Zelda either). Now I have something against the whole 2D plane or over the head camera. I just don't trust it. Not anymore.
I didn't necessarily speak ill of the game, I just had some personal concerns. It wasn't really a game that I wanted to go out and buy to test out whether or not the controls are horrific. However, I was genuinely interested in the game prior to this discussion. So I may give it a try, it will have to wait for the time being, but nevertheless, I am going to put it in my "potential purchases" list.
A Link Between Worlds controls are excellent and smooth i didn't had any problem with them, you should play it, in my opinion ALBW is the truly handheld succesor of The Minish Cap.
Fixed?
Dammit man, I nearly broke my tablet from laughing so hard at this.
I tried so hard to like those games.
Just trying to do a roll attack was so painful. I agree about the Phantoms, and the sailing wasn't bad, if only they used the touch controls just for the sailing.
IT STUNNED YOU IF YOU OVERDID IT.
Yeah I had little trouble adapting to the controls of the DS Zelda's either. I think I know why they went with that control scheme though, if I recall correctly, people complained about how they hated the plus control pad and how klunky it made things feel when people played Super Mario 64 DS but the touch screen control did make movement a little smoother for them. So Nintendo took that into account and used that for the DS Zelda's instead.
