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Yes, if anything they'll show content from the upcoming DLC (new dungeon and release date...).

I'm undecided on where to go so far. I just finished the Zora's domain area (and dungeon) but now, I just kind of explore randomly taking on any shrine I can find. Not sure which 'main' area I want to do next.

Hard for me to conclude at this point but it ranks up there. I'm not very far in (20 or so shrines in, 27 korok seeds...). I spend more time dilly-dallying around the landscape (tower & shrine hunting) than advancing the plot during a few hours some nights when I have time to play but it sure...

Nintendo is not known for being cross-platform friendly. As Fi from SS would say, "There's a 95% chance you would have to pay for the DLC content twice for 2 different consoles".

My favorite secondary character would be Midna. She was sassy and not overly bearing like Fi in SS. She made the game fun in the more dreary parts of TP. My least favorite would be Ghirahim in SS. He was on overly pompous d****bag! So annoying!

Can't put the BotW into this context yet still since I'm not very far in. Looking back I would say Twilight Princess is my favorite. Others may disagree, but IMO, it did everything right. It was like OoT and more and that's not a bad thing. My least favorite was Zelda II Adventure of Link...

Theoretically if the Switch does well (as it probably will since they're still impossible to find), they could easily churn out a new Zelda adventure in a few years like they did with Majora's Mask since OoT did take several years to develop as well. I'm not very far in BotW but the next one...

He went down in about a minute. I used the Biggoron sword and he didn't even hit me once. :P

I got mine at Gamestop as well. No preorder bonuses but I did manage to pick up a streetpass Mii from the cute girl behind the counter and my soundtrack CD from registering my game when I got home.

You'll have to call Nintendo's support line which should be on the website. A lot of people apparently have this problem so you may have to wait awhile to get through. Fortunately, I did get the pop up screen, registered and got my email confirmation.

I never finished it on the N64 so I did download it 2 years ago on the Wii and completed it then. It is tough but still a very worthy addition to the Zelda series. Sure I wouldn't mind seeing a 3DS version but I'd rather see an all-new Zelda on the 3DS.

I think it is available in Europe; at least in the UK anyway. One of my Animal Crossing group friends from there was saying that the Zelda game was currently available but not the E3 3D videos.

If you've never played it before, then absolutely it's worth it! I on the other hand have already played it several times through in both the original gameboy and gameboy color versions. Thankfully they have uploaded the GBC version which includes an extra dungeon not to mention a color display.

I did back on the N64 twice. However with the GC version I could not as I had a hard time with the GC controller on the archery minigame on horseback. I wonder how effective the 3DS controls will be for those shooting mini-games.

I also plan to buy the Red Dead Redemption:Undead Nightmare expansion once the Sony PSN store is back up online but I'm not sure if that counts or not. :P

I don't see why anyone would complain about the graphics. One of the first games I popped into my new 3DS was Super Mario 64 DS and it looked very dated! It didn't receive any new graphical upgrades but it did include a lot of new content. The new graphical updates will be a needed breath of...

This because since they added a new level with the DS port of Mario 64, why not here? Also, I'd like the option of going straight to the Master Quest. From what I understand you have to play through the regular game first. Last, I'd like the original Fire Temple theme music back.

I wonder if the Sony's PSN fiasco has any impact on when Nintendo decides to put the 3DS eshop online. They're likely trying to take measures so that the same thing doesn't happen to them. I just got my 3DS but no games yet until OoT comes out.

I chose Snivy. It's been a while since I started with a grass pokemon and IMO, he was the least ugly of the three. :P

Apples & oranges. I like them both for different reasons. If I had to choose one over the other, it would be Zelda.

I wonder if I need to download another one. i got a Japanese one from a wi-fi friend from Japan. She has multiple DS's and gave out a few of them for her friends overseas.

That's not going to happen. The Wii is backwards compatible with the Gamecube but you do need a GC controller and a memory card to save your games. The GC games themselves take up a considerable amount of space so if they were to put those on Virtual Console, they would eat up the already...

Too bad Nintendo didn't release a 25th anniversary edition Zelda compilation with updated graphics for the Wii like they did for Mario's 30th. I was disappointed that it was just a re-release of Super Mario All-Stars which I still have for the SNES although the cartridge has a dead battery. :S

1. Ocarina of Time 2. Twilight Princess 3. A Link to the Past 4. The Wind Waker 5. The Minish Cap

As far as consoles go, I like OoT the best as it was the most groundbreaking. The following releases (MM, WW, & TP) were all great as well but they were more or less a continuation of the format (with graphical overhauls in some cases) that was set by OoT. My favorite portable was the Minish...

The closest to a Zelda game on the iPhone to my knowledge would be the Zenonia series. I've played the first one but like others have said, the touch only controls make the gameplay feel awkward. It's not bad but still IMO, not as good as ALTTP, the closest comparison.

I was thinking the same thing as the Forbidden Forest in WW was very similar to the Forest Temple. So I'm guessing that if Skyward Sword contains all new areas, many of them will bear similarities to previous areas that we're all familiar with.

The Nerd is hilarious! If you like that one, you all should check out his take on the Zelda CD-i games which most of us had never played. Back then I thought I was missing out since I couldn't afford or planned to buy a CD-i system in the 90's until I found out how bad they were. Yes, his...

I don't mind seeing the same "areas" in each new game as they're tailor made to fit the setting with each game. Usually they're representations of the elements for example Zora's Domain, Lake Hylia (Water, Lakebed temples etc..) I'd be just as happy with all new areas as well just as long as...

I'm playing the OoT Master Quest for the first time even though I've owned the disc since it came free with my copy of Wind Waker. I've played through OoT several times in the past so I'm due....

I wouldn't say this was the best memory but it was definitely memorable. Back in '87 in my college dormitory, one guy had a NES and the original Zelda game. The NES got passed around from room to room since not many people liked everyone congregating in their room all the time since everyone...

The first time through, I just left it at "Epona" but the next time she was "PieOhMy", Tony Soprano's horse from season 4 of The Sopranos which wound up burnt alive by Ralph Cifaretto in an attempted insurance fraud. O.o

I just started the OoT Master Quest even though I've had the disc since it came with my copy of WW. I just felt the urge to play OoT again so I decided to go with this one. I've heard that the CD-i games were horrendous. Check out the Angry Video Game Nerd's take on these. Hilarious! :lol...

I'd like to see a new dungeon or two at least, then I'll buy this for sure. They did it for Link's Awakening re-released for the gameboy color. They also added a new level to Mario 64 for the DS so why not here? If not, I'll just replay OoT or the Master Quest on the GC disc I got when WW...

I'd have to say the Floormasters in WW take the cake in this one. It got very irritating when they'd place you at the beginning especially in dungeons where you had a 2nd NPC go in with you. They were also very hard to kill and seem to randomly hide or attack making them difficult to target.