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I will pitch my Wii U out the window if the Zelda U game that Aonuma's been hyping so much is a Four Swords entry.

Yeah, that's what I meant. Sorry if I wasn't clear.

What are your guys' thoughts about preordering from gamestop? I'm kind of skeptical about what they might do to it, or take out of it. They have a reputation of taking manuals out of some games and stuff, so I don't know if I'm just worrying too much. I hate them as a company but I do want my...

1. Beast Ganon (Ganondorf) 2. Great Aether (Ike) 3. Light Arrow (Zelda/Sheik) 4. Triforce Slash (Link/Toon Link) 5. Zero Laser (Samus) 6. Critical Hit (Marth) 7. Super Sonic (Sonic) 8. Wario Man (Wario) 9. Volt Tackle (Pikachu) 10. Negative Zone (Luigi)

Project M is silly. I tried it out with my buddy and we agreed that they overcompensated for what the creators deemed "bad" characters.

I don't think any character in SSBB is right out bad. They all have their ups and downs, but it all comes down to how familiar the player is. When I first played, I kicked butt with Ganondorf, Zelda, and Link. Then I found out they were bottom tier list characters, and had the revelation that...

Yeah, I like Brawl's physics, which are more realistic (if you could call it that).

Personally, I want them to involve Sheikahs more in future games, especially considering how much of a staple Sheik is. Perhaps they could have a co-op with a second player being a Sheikah (or Zelda transformed to Sheik). They were talking of rethinking Zelda being single player, so I think...

I'd like to live between OoT/MM and TP, because that's a whole century where there's no occult nonsense going on!

I'm going to be different and say Hena, I like her personality and I like fishing so, yeah.

Not only did I love the addition of the hidden skills, I want more! I don't see why someone wouldn't want Link doing more badass techniques and maneuvers than just generic hacking, stabbing, and slashing.

You have to have completed the City in the Sky to go through the Cave of Ordeals completely. (You can go in whenever but you won't be able to finish unless you have the Spinner, Ball and Chain, Dominion Rod, and Double Clawshots)

I'd be fine if they threw it in, just as long as it's optional and I can play normally.

Conker's Bad Fur Day. I really don't get that game.

15-20 actually. It's weird to think that I never even thought of playing Zelda 2 years ago.

It would be a good idea; if there were more combat-based Zelda characters. It would probably only have: Link Toon Link Ganondorf Ghirahim Vatti Zant Sheik Impa Nabooru Link's Uncle? IDK. It would need a more solid character base.

It's probably put in to suppress any doubt that the game isn't true 1:1 motion control.

Yes, I felt that it was a great step in developing characters better. And one might complain that it's like a teenage drama, but, what do you expect? They're dramatic teenagers, duh.

Only if he's killed by The Stig Why does potato salad sound like mac and cheese?

Fire Red, a couple months ago. Recently I've had the revelation that I was an extremely deprived child.

I want the friggin R button to work on my GBA.

"We could use whaaaaaaaales!!!!" No Aquaman. Just, no.

Galaxy for me was most memorable. I mostly remember it by its incredible physics more than its design.

I personally don't think the PS4 or XBox have a chance. The PS4 hasn't shown me anything spectacular so far, not even anything that stands out the slightest. Of course the Sony fanboys will blindly buy it first day but that won't account for much. As for the next XBox, it would have to be...

I like the snowboarding theme. It reminded me of the DK Mountain theme from Mario Kart Wii.

Zip-line arrow. You have to shoot it, then pull out your handle bar and ride the cable you just shot. A more tedious version and useless alternative of the hookshot.

I don't think so. Just look at the sequences of the games. Link always has ever-changing motives, Mario is always just around when Peach gets captured and he saves her without a realistic motive (except for the fact that he wants her to make him cakes). Of course, that's not to say that Link...

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Bram Stoker's Dracula. I have a deep love for classics (and vampires). Interestingly, I'm loving how it's written in an epistolary format, meaning it's a collection of journals and newspapers stubs.

"I've got a jar of dirt! I've got a jar of dirt! And guess what's inside it!?" - Jack Sparrow to Davy Jones in Pirates of the Caribbean 2

HELLSING ULTIMATE. It's just so damn good. It's vampires done right. It's filled with unsurpassed narrative quality, beautiful animation, ghastly horror, and unnecessarily brutal violence. Best of all, it sticks to the manga's original plot like glue. It's just so perfect. I like it a lot...

I don't really care. I like the Clawshots better just because there's always two of them. As long as it can get me where I need to go, I don't care what you call it.

What classic (or modern) game do you want to be recreated? And why? It can be about turning a bad game into a good game, or just upgrading its visuals if you want. For me, I want a remake of Super Metroid. I'm talking about a first person-shooter style, full-fledged story, and visually...

Talon Zapolebh. I don't like it. :dry:

Well, I just beat Zelda 1 a few weeks ago, and my greatest memory is the sense of lonesomeness that really isn't present in any other Zelda games. You're really completely by yourself except for occasional encounters with the old man. As for Zelda 2, I haven't beaten it yet, but my memories of...

Yeah, they're becoming easier to use, but that's a fantastic thing. The thing about the use of weapons is that they should not inhibit the player's ability to succeed with them. Limited control should not be a limiting factor, unless the game is designed around handicaps. A perfect example of...

I think Demise was just a one-shot villain, for the purpose of explaining Ganondorf's source of evil, and being the origin story's pure evil entity.

Link. Mario is just much simpler and more cliche on literally every level. He's a tenacious, courageous hero nonetheless, just a very simplistic one.

Khakis and golf jacket. (like a baller) :cool:

I remember my brand-spankin' new Gameboy Advance SP smelling amazing when I got it. I can't describe it, it smelled of happiness, that's all I can remember.

Holy crap, why did I not think of that. They should invent a new armored enemy as well. Nevermind, they could bring back the ball and chain knight. Then they should still invent a new one. Yes, yes, YES! More armored enemies!

Yeah, I love it. I think the Sky Keep is the best example of that.

Alright, my buddy and I finished this in school. Here it is.

↑ Yeah, they are, but I find Dark Nuts to be more challenging, and prefer their guillotine sword over the iron knuckles' axe

Yeah, it could work as long as they don't make it too much of a hindrance. They better not have another tricky gimmick like the giant's Knife in OOT. If only I had known, biggest waste of rupees ever.

After Wind Waker, I don't ever want to see Tingle's fairy face again. Beedle, I could do without as well. What I want to return is a Sheikah companion, like Impa, recently a major character in Skyward Sword. It doesn't have to be Impa or Sheik by name specifically, but I've always been a fan...

I would say to definitely keep up that trend. I kind of wish they would have more interesting and cool characters than just village children or retired royal guards. (Ashei was by far the coolest of the NPC's, but unfortunately her role was pitifully small.)

Are you kidding? He is overflowing with awesome! The way he biffs people in the face with his electric knee is a true testament to his fabulousness. He is definitely a FALCON PAWNCH/10 on the cool scale.

I hope they utilize the gamepad to the maximum, without overdoing it. For example, pulling back a bow string on the touchpad would be, just, there's just no way.