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Game Forum / Nintendo / GameCube / May 2004Mature Zelda is Coming
Nintendo JUST showed a Mature Zelda. Link riding on Epona, kicking a.s. it looked Like TOOT but on Gamecube. Then, Miyamoto came out, with sword and sheild in hand, dressed up a little. I kid you not. no links, but you will see it soon enough. > Nintendo JUST showed a Mature Zelda. Link riding on Epona, kicking > a.s. it looked Like TOOT but on Gamecube. Then, Miyamoto came out, > with sword and sheild in hand, dressed up a little. I kid you not. > > no links, but you will see it soon enough. If they can deliver something like OoT looking like that they'll shift a shitload of consoles. OK cel-shading was an interesting experiment but WW just can't compare to the joy that was OoT. Still, there's no guarantee this one will either... we can hope... > Nintendo JUST showed a Mature Zelda. Link riding on Epona, kicking >> a.s. it looked Like TOOT but on Gamecube. Then, Miyamoto came out, [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > but WW just can't compare to the joy that was OoT. Still, there's no > guarantee this one will either... we can hope... Honestly, I'm enjoying WW way more than I enjoyed OoT. I hope they don't abandon the cel concept entirely when it comes to Zelda.  SignatureAaron "This argument will probably never die" Bossig http://www.GodsLabRat.com http://www.Daily-Reviews.com > > Nintendo JUST showed a Mature Zelda. Link riding on Epona, kicking > >> a.s. it looked Like TOOT but on Gamecube. Then, Miyamoto came out, [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Honestly, I'm enjoying WW way more than I enjoyed OoT. I hope they don't > abandon the cel concept entirely when it comes to Zelda. I enjoyed both for their respective strengths. Also, having played XIII shows me that the cel shading technique can be used in a more mature storyline without destroying the atmosphere. Maybe they'll combine the best of both worlds and blow us out of the water yet again. The Zelda series seems to have a habit of doing that every so often. >> Nintendo JUST showed a Mature Zelda. Link riding on Epona, kicking >>> a.s. it looked Like TOOT but on Gamecube. Then, Miyamoto came out, [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Honestly, I'm enjoying WW way more than I enjoyed OoT. I hope they don't > abandon the cel concept entirely when it comes to Zelda. Unfortuantely, they're not going to abandon WW. Nintendo's still planning a sequel to that game as well. Still, it's nice to see them making the effort to develop a non ungly Zelda game. >>"Phil Da Lick!" <kjhgjhfgfdjgkjkhfdghhjfd@hkfhkgjfdhhfdg.spam> wrote > [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > Still, it's nice to see them making the effort to develop a non ungly > Zelda game. Apparently, the new GBA Zelda game will be done using the WW environment as a basis: http://www.gamespot.com/gba/action/thelegendofzeldatheminishcap/preview_6095950.html "To create The Minish Cap's world, Capcom could have simply used all of the art from A Link to the Past, since that game is already up and running on the GBA. Instead, though, it's re-creating in 2D the fanciful, cartoonlike style used by The Wind Waker, which gives the game a cool look that's both familiar and unique." Critical The game looks awsome. HDTV games lists and discussions http://www.hdtvarcade.com > Nintendo JUST showed a Mature Zelda. Link riding on Epona, kicking > a.s. it looked Like TOOT but on Gamecube. Then, Miyamoto came out, > with sword and sheild in hand, dressed up a little. I kid you not. > > no links, but you will see it soon enough. > Nintendo JUST showed a Mature Zelda. Link riding on Epona, kicking > a.s. it looked Like TOOT but on Gamecube. Then, Miyamoto came out, > with sword and sheild in hand, dressed up a little. I kid you not. > > no links, but you will see it soon enough. Guess that guy, who many months ago (years?) claimed they were secretly working on a Zelda with the Spaceworld 2000 graphics, was right all along. Can't remember his name though but I remember at the time he attracted quite a little ridicule on this group. I bet at the time he was just trolling but still, he did end up being right! :) |
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