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you can blame miamyoto's left handedness for starting the tradition, lol. But I loved the fact that he was left handed. Its just better for some reason.Agreed as well. It's a bit disappointing that players who actually match Link's "traditional" dexterity may be forced to switch hands while playing the Wii Remote to align with the "majority" dexterity...
What? You've never played the previous games? How sadI think Zelda on consoles without motion controls will feel...awkward from now on, post Twilight Princess. I mean, I haven't even played the non-motion Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask, and Wind Waker games yet, and I can already tell that the experience will be a bit strange, not having the ability to physically swing my controller around to produce onscreen, in-game results. Oddly enough, I'd rather have right-handed motion controls than left-handed console controls. I'm worried about whether I would still be able to engage in onscreen combat with the Wiimote in left-hand and the sword in Link's right hand, with the proposed 1:1 motion controls for combat of Skyward Sword, without any glaring differences.
I hope they don't just "flip it" because after comparing the two TP versions, its obvious that the world design had the vision to be like the GC version. I started on the Wii version then went to the GC and even though I was used to where everything was in the Wii version as a biased, I felt that the GC layout made tons more sense because I was playing the original layout and not the flipped one.
YES WE DO!! Are you serious? That stuff isn't glitches. Its exploiting the layout and physics of the game and its about 1uping the developers by finding an oversight. It rewards deep thinking and exploration for trying unconvential things. That stuff is so amazing. I wish all the current games made more "mistakes" in this way instead of feeling like a strict, square product off the factory line without any homemade charm.
That would look odd. BUT I just thought of a brilliant idea (maybe?). I was thinking that all Nintendo had to do at the very least was to allow an option similar to the Wii channel where you can have the sensor bar above or below the tv until it occurred to me.
Responses:you can blame miamyoto's left handedness for starting the tradition, lol. But I loved the fact that he was left handed. Its just better for some reason.
What? You've never played the previous games? How sad
Playing both GC and Wii versions, I think the GC TP makes much more sense than flipped and with waggle. For starters, I always got annoyed by how long I had to wait to do another spin attack because that was the first game that introduced a waiting period (really dumb) but because its a slower input on the GC (wow, first time I've said that) I never notice that I have to wait
I hope they don't just "flip it" because after comparing the two TP versions, its obvious that the world design had the vision to be like the GC version. I started on the Wii version then went to the GC and even though I was used to where everything was in the Wii version as a biased, I felt that the GC layout made tons more sense because I was playing the original layout and not the flipped one.
Sounds like artsy BS but its amazing how much better the game felt NOT flipped.
While reading his bio, I noticed what games he had originated from. Then down the line when I happened to be at Funcoland store, I did not know which game to get, as I had gotten Pokemon Sapphire Version for GameBoy Advance already and I was unfamiliar with a lot of videogame franchises. I happened to notice the GBA remake of A Link To The Past sitting on the shelf, and I decided to get it to try it out. The game was a blast to play. Unfortunately, I lost the cartridge after making some progress defeating the foes of a few dungeons in the Dark World, so I still haven't finished the game. But that gaming experience helped me get immersed in the Zelda world. Later on, when the innovative Wii was announced, I read that a Zelda game would be launching with it as well, so I made Twilight Princess the first game I would get on the system. I haven't finished the game yet (currently at the City In The Sky), but it's the best action/adventure game I've ever played. I intend to play as many of the previous Zelda games as I can, and anticipate the upcoming Skyward Sword. Thankfully, the Ocarina of Time 3DS remake will be helping things...Agreed.
Yeah sure, let's punish all the right handed people for being right handed. If they want to play as Link, then they must adapt.
And will Nintendo take the time to do that? We'll just have to wait and find out. I have a strong feeling that they won't, but considering the fact that Nintendo wants this game to be the absolute best it can be, they might actually do it.
It doesn't bother you cause its the first time you've ever done the spin attack in a 3D Zelda. If you played OOT or MM you would see that you could actually interrupt the cool down of the spin attack with another.
Yea, fix those bad glitches. But being able to get heart pieces the way you're not supposed to isn't a glitch and its fun and fine.
While I didn't find an example of performing the "rapid" Spin Attack (QuickSpin) of Ocarina of Time or Majora's Mask that you mentioned, I did find out that you can activate quicker Spin Attacks in the Gamecube version of Twilight Princess... Personally, I'm sort of glad that the Wii version requires a Spin Attack recharge, as it slightly makes the game a bit more difficult so you can't just spam Spin Attack like there's no tomorrow during combat (I already tend to do that enough in SSB
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@SM2lgy The game is 1.61 gigs excactly. They could have done so much more with the space left over, but the game was not originally meant for Wii. Oh well, I am a Wii fanboy and i will love the next game!!!
Should Skyward Sword have enough storage space left over to add in other features while avoiding lag (but I'm doubting it unless it's on the dual-layered Wii disc), then including a "Mirror Mode" option might be feasible... It could solve all the dexterity debates, at the least.
(And yes, apparently, left-handedness is very important!)
There was nothing funny about that, it was just a few guys trying to be funny.
Actually, it's only one guy. He's quite funny. SS was not one of his better ones, but he has some videos that are far better. This one is my favorite:
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No one knows. We're guessing Q1 or Q2 of 2011 though. Let's hope they don't delay it til the Fall or Winter and if so, they better make up for it.
Lol, yes I am. But for good reasons only. The games trailers and demos have given me this point of view. It just looks to...wierd. By this I mean the graphics. And I also dont like the idea of having to actually swing your "sword", There was nothing wrong with buttons in my opinion. The main reason is that I doubt there is going to be much thought on the history/background behind the game, which is what I like most in zelda games.
Sir you are a huge ******. and only attack other peoples theorys, because you dont have the balls to make any up your self. I am merly using the forum for what it was ment for, which is to make comment on what you think. So kindly stfu and stop being such a ****, good day.
