Recent content by Lupine

A variety of NPC interactions would be much appreciated :) I would love characters that are believable and rich with emotions and some backstories, whether they be important characters or not, like MM's Clock Town. Along with that, I would also like a few mini-games here and there and plenty...

Haha! I never noticed that before! x3 Then again, I've never really stared at a dollar bill long enough.

So... he decides to pick at a game released in 2006?.... The thing that really bugged me about this was that it seemed like he didn't even try to find something in TP that pleased him. Instead, this entire video was one big rant without any real constructive material. Of course he is entitled to...

If I get the chance, the golden Wii mote is definitely going on my shopping list. I think that it will be a separate item, since it may attract some new fans or people that haven't been following SS around when they see it on shelves.

because if I had to find keys to unlock more keys I would go insane. Anywho. Why does Link put his quiver and bow in a "pocket" instead of strapping them to his back Robin Hood style?

I always have a hard time choosing when it comes to music. I don't really know if I can choose a full fledged favorite. This one's just so seizurific :xd: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2gL8eg_YEQ

Woah, sweet find! The pyramid definitely matches, and the wear and tear is similar. The wall's style type could be a common design for Skyloft architecture, so that's a clue. Attack on Skyloft, perhaps?

I'd have to say the Death Sword was the creepiest looking, especially with the way he disintegrated into thousands of flying beetles when he was defeated. The Twilit Bloat is the most disturbing.

Indeed it does. The walls look beaten and torn apart. It looks like Ghirahim can light torches with magic fire, too (not that it's of any real importance ;) )

It's neat, but it's troublesome all the same. It would, in short, be quite tedious waiting for specific times when you're up and ready to go for a sidequest/event. It works in games like Animal Crossing because it's a game that reflects "real" living instead of being a paced action/adventure...

In Wind Waker, most (all?) of the enemies that you encountered had the ability to smack and beat eachother to a pulp by accident while trying to reach you. In addition, you could steal your opponent's weapon and use it against them, causing them to either fight with their bodies or pick up...

Standing on a ledge or running around as your enemies beat eachother senseless while trying to kill you.

My friends and I made a Lost Woods/Sacred Grove trio once, and I learned a bit of the Song of Storms on my trumpet.

It would... make sense.. a lot... actually.. He'd most likely act like the map fish from WW, lingering around certain sections of the overworld where you could get a map of. Popping his balloon with your trusty bird might be a way of getting his attention. Tingle.... robbed me blind in WW...

Well, if you look at Okami, every character emits Midna-ish voices while speaking. It didn't ever bother me, really, and it gave the player a clue as to what the voice of said character sounded like. It would be a cool idea, no doubt, but I think that I'd stick to the silence that most...