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Quote from Rox:
that is guaranteed to change.
How much ya wanna bet? ;)
Well, I saw a comment that they actually loosened the controls for the E3 demo, so... I could probably bet quite a lot!
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They're gonna be perfect. :P
Perrin Kaplan said that the Wii version of Zelda: TP will be playable with the GC controller, no reason at all to buy the first one if you're getting a Wii, unless you're a collector. :p
Perrin Kaplan said that the Wii version of Zelda: TP will be playable with the GC controller, no reason at all to buy the first one if you're getting a Wii, unless you're a collector. :p
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Wait, what?
...I'm not so sure that's what she meant, TRH...
Though I would hope so!
Quote:
One of the developers said at the event where it was unveiled, "Don't throw away your GameCube controllers." That would imply that maybe --
That would apply to Zelda too, and Virtual Console games...
That would apply to Zelda too, and Virtual Console games...
...I'm not so sure that's what she meant, TRH...
Though I would hope so!
I'm positive she meant ... what she said. You shouldn't throw away your controller because Zelda can use it? :P
Anyway, definitely 100% positively, if the rumor is true, no GC Zelda for me;
http://gonintendo.com/?p=2600
Anyway, definitely 100% positively, if the rumor is true, no GC Zelda for me;
http://gonintendo.com/?p=2600
Quote from nn12000:
I have a feeling that due to TP being a Wii launch as well as a GCN launch, that the GCN version will sell very few copies compared to the Wii version. I might get both, because I am a collector. Only Zelda's I don't own are teh CD-i and BS Zelda's, for obvious reasons.
mee too. I will definately get both versions. The only Zelda games I am missing are BS Zelda's and the CD-i title "Zelda's Adventure".
back @ topic: That would be awesome if the GCN controller would have a use on Wii and Wii games.
my umbrella goes directly to Bankai
the Wii can support GC controllers for Wii games if the devs want it. Zelda TP and SSBB prove this.
good thing TP is playable with the GC controller too. the GC version is now completely useless unless you are too cheap and won't buy a Wii in many years or at all or if you are an ultimate collector.
good thing TP is playable with the GC controller too. the GC version is now completely useless unless you are too cheap and won't buy a Wii in many years or at all or if you are an ultimate collector.
Mister ...
Quote from Arkarian:
Quote from nn12000:
I have a feeling that due to TP being a Wii launch as well as a GCN launch [...]
Well, it's not going to be a GCN launch, but you've got the right idea, I suppose.
As in, when the game is released. But whatever, something along that line.
I'm just going to get the Wii version when it comes out, since I'd have to buy a GCN anyways along with it. So, save myself some $$$ and get a Wii instead.
Quote from 13M13:
Quote from Rox:
that is guaranteed to change.
How much ya wanna bet? ;)
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7888968777839133832 Bet lost.
Quote from 13M13:
Yeah...I've seen that...am I supposed to be impressed?
What? :|
Quote from 13M13:
Did you catch the developer calling it the "revolution controller"?
Yes indeed I did. But it gives great hope since they've said themselves that the sensitivity needs fixing, and they're learning how to use the controller at all. This video clearly shows that they're not blindly letting the sensitivity stay as low as it was on E3 without further testing, I can bet my account it'll be better when it's released.
Yeah, the turn sensitivity sucks. But is there any FPS game that doesn't let you set that nowdays? No, there isn't.
To be honest, I'm not very impressed by any aspect of it either. Still, I find myself longing for it, simply because it'll be a completely new experience. And most likely one that will inspire other developers to take the Red Steel formula and improve on it.
To be honest, I'm not very impressed by any aspect of it either. Still, I find myself longing for it, simply because it'll be a completely new experience. And most likely one that will inspire other developers to take the Red Steel formula and improve on it.