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First Snake, now Link...seems like everyone's getting ponytails these days. Anyway, I'm really hyped for this. Sure, I would have liked to see a more realistic Zelda, but that landscape was gorgeous. Also, and I know a lot of people think this may not be true, but I really think/hope that that...

Metal Gear Solid 3 is an example of a game that not only has a lot of replay value, but is genuinely fun to actually go back and replay the whole game over and over again just because of the insane number of ways to take down enemies. That, and shooting all the frogs.

Malladus or Bellumbeck.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=knyif8i0pZ8

All I can think of is the next Metal Gear Rising using the GamePad Touch Screen for Blade Mode.:cool:

I'd have to give it to the only video games that have ever made me bawl - not cry, bawl. Mother 3 and Metal Gear Solid 4.

When I buy a game by itself, it takes me about 2 weeks to a month, depending on the game (I only play video games for about 1-2 hours every day). If I buy 2 video games at once, though, I tend to become obsessed with one and kind of ignore the other. I bought Xenoblade and Red Steel 2 at the...

How is that argument not logical? The Goddesses are an integral part of the entire Zelda story; saying they couldn't have magically transformed the Zoras is like saying they couldn't have directed Hyrule's citizens to the mountaintops or flooded Hyrule because "it's not logical." Since when has...

Like surferguy said, the goddesses probably didn't want all the Zoras swimming around the sunken Hyrule Castle and telling everyone else. Technically, Hyrule Historia doesn't say anything about evolution, so the goddesses probably magically transformed the Zoras into Rito. Magic is always the...

I think in the introduction Skyward Sword Manga Hylia "blesses" the first Link so that every time evil arises, a young man with his spirit, the spirit of the hero, will stop it. I'm not sure if the manga's canon, though.

Red Steel 2 surprised me with its depth, and honestly it's a ton of fun to play, and its visuals are (I think) unparalleled on the Wii. Goldeneye 007 for Wii also impressed me, it's got great visuals, gameplay, and level design. You can tell there is a lot of production value in that game. The...

Skyward Sword, for many reasons I've said before and many that were already stated on this thread, and Sonic Colors because I was expecting Unleashed-style gameplay and instead I got 80% uninteresting 2D sections and 20% slow, sloppy 3D sections.

The World Ends with You 2. Square Enix pretty much punched me in the nuts with their teaser site that turned out to be a mobile remake of the game. Apparently, there's a secret ending that shows a new character that says "7 new days", but I haven't seen anything since then...

Spirit Tracks has easily the most memorable tracks, even though they're low quality sound-wise. There are so many quality songs that I had to give it my vote.

I'd like to know exactly when it becomes available...hope fully before that long, dull sail from Windfall to Outset when the sea is cursed. They better not make it a "Horse Call" item and make it available just before the end of the game. But yeah, big improvement. Changing the wind is annoying.

This should improve it a lot--though I'd still rather see full dungeons for the Triforce. It looks like Link is the only thing not cel-shaded in the picture; it's weird, he looks like a clay doll.

Any Metal Gear Solid game on Extreme difficulty with "Game over if spotted" on. Sometimes it feels really cheap, though, and it's easy to get frustrated.

Easy. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-lK5wulOmGE

I've always liked to see surrounding kingdoms around Hyrule; I think it would be a neat idea but, as Wolf Sage said, the plot you described sounds basic. It would be pretty cool if Hyrule were at war with another kingdom during the course of the game; that would really open up some...

I think Sakurai did say that the speed of this game would be about halfway between Brawl and Melee, so I don't know if it will be as "hardcore" per se, but it should be more fun to play.

She means that Nintendo will likely take full advantage of most, if not all of these features of the Gamepad, as they have in past Zelda games on other platforms, like Cfrock explained.

I didn't overlook anything. The fact is, the Wii Remote Plus + Nunchuk does not have a microphone, a second screen, gyro controls, a second analog stick, and extra shoulder buttons. They just aren't there. Nothing on the Wii Remote Plus + Nunchuk can accommodate for this, unless Nintendo...

With all the assets that Nintendo specifically designed the Wii U Gamepad with, there's no way they'll water it down in order to accommodate the weaknesses of the Wii Remote Plus + Nunchuk--which have already been addressed by justac00lguy and Cfrock. Even if they did use multiple control...

Mulan, because of this one song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSS5dEeMX64

Team Fortress 2: Haven't played it in awhile but over 300 hours on that. Xenoblade Chronicles: Over 120 hours and still going strong.

Just a few.

I bought a game for the Wii called Build n' Race for about 10 bucks. It was kinda glitchy, but I never expected such an in-depth track designer for a budget title. Needless to say, I spent countless hours building tracks, and sometimes the glitches made the game even more fun--I loved making...

Probably OoT Ganondorf. He seemed to be the most involved villain of the series; wherever you went, you would always hear of the destruction and chaos he was causing. Also, other little things like making the King of Hyrule think he was loyal to him, and using Link's pulling of the Master Sword...

Basically, what would you rather have in a video game soundtrack: music that is really catchy but not high quality and symphonic (such as Mega Man or Castlevania) or music that is beautifully orchestrated and atmospheric but none of the tunes stick in your head after playing the game (such as...

I don't think it's a bad game, I just don't think it lives up to Zelda standards in almost every category except for story/character design and graphics. I found the music, while beautiful, to be quite unmemorable. The game design, aside from the dungeons, was also pretty lackluster, as the Sky...

Seriously, has anyone played Phantom Hourglass? That was the first thing I thought of when I read this thread. Once you get all three fairies, you can swap them out and each one will give you different power-ups such as a flaming (extra damage) sword, sword beams, and better shield protection...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rED6ulas-hA

"I HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE YOU!" -Kefka Palazzo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7gFNER7Wx4

Team Fortress 2 for sure.

Sequel to Chrono Trigger/Cross. They were making one called Chrono Break, but it got cancelled :dry: Also, The World Ends With You 2. (Seriously, come on, Square Enix.)

Here is the article: Miyamoto Teases Brand New Wii U Franchise - IGN So what do you think Miyamoto's secret project is going to be? What are you hoping it will be?

I would count on no motion controls--Zelda U, I imagine, would attempt to innovate as much as possible with the Wii U Gamepad, and I can't think of a possible way to use motion controls simultaneously with the Gamepad.

Lol, I didn't say I hated the dungeons, just that I like running around in the overworld more than solving puzzles in the dungeons. The dungeon designs in the other games aren't bad, but I feel like Skyward Sword's are vastly improved. Or maybe it's just cause the overworld feels like a dungeon...

Title is pretty straightforward. Who are your favorite composers for video games? Mine are Nobuo Uematsu (Final Fantasy, The Last Story), Yoko Shimomura (Kingdom Hearts, Xenoblade Chronicles), Yasunori Mitsuda (Chrono Trigger, Chrono Cross), Harry Gregson-Williams (Metal Gear Solid) and Austin...

Mine would be Skyward Sword, but my favorite parts of the game were pretty much all the dungeons. It's the only Zelda game I've played where I actually look forward to the dungeons.

Almost finished with Mother 3, About halfway through Final Fantasy 6 and Final Fantasy 4, 3/4 through Minish Cap, and just started Metal Gear Solid: the Twin Snakes.

I love the ones you've suggested--for Skyloft I would add the Ghirahim fight theme, the Sky theme, and the SS Final boss part 2 music. For Spirit Train, I would add the Final boss theme from Spirit Tracks, Byrne Battle, and Tower of Spirits music. I can't think of any for Gerudo Valley right...

Mother 3's ending-bawled like a baby. Also, the scene in Final Fantasy 6 where Celes tries to commit suicide had me in tears.

I'm 6'5". Not even kidding. 90% Dutch kid here.

Locke Cole x Celes Chere (FF6) Zael x Calista (The Last Story)

You've never played it, and you think it's the worst? I can understand it's weaker than other Zeldas in some aspects, but the story, dungeon design, and boss design were all great. Yeah, the train got a bit boring, but I don't see how you can judge a game as the worst in the series when you've...

Harry Potter Lego thing.

Majora's Mask. I thought it struck a perfect balance between open-world and linear areas, and after the first three days, the world really opened up and you could go almost wherever you wanted to. That and the awesome 3-day cycle, the excellent item usage, and great dungeon design put it at my...

Rollgoal sucks, but I hate the Zora's River Bomb-Arrow Shooting minigame. I swear those rocks have magnets in them. Dohdoh's Skydiving thing is annoying too.

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