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I toyed around with it for a little bit. Me and my family took a vacation and it was really nice having it in an airport. Not only were there a ton of Poke Stops and such but it really helped combat the boredom of an airport by actually having a reason to get up and walk around. But after...

This is just my personal preference, but IMO... if you have a decent PC to play games on, then the Wii U is the no brainer to get. PC exclusives and third parties on Steam/Origin/ETC and then get the awesome first party exclusives for the Wii U. However, if you don't have a PC that can play...

I assume you mean "Remake" or "re-imagining"? It seems like if that were the case, they would lean on that a little more heavily. They have no problem making comparisons to Zelda 1, in that there is an open-world to play it. So I guess to answer the question, it feels to me like it's not...

I'm curious, what makes you think of that? That just seems kind of random. It'd be like if I said "Call of the Wild" makes me think my phone. I mean, I don't know. I don't think I get why that's a problem.

Windows 10 here with the Anniversary Update. The only bug I've actually had is my calculator completely disappeared on me. It was the strangest thing, I'd get an error every time I tried to launch it. But installing the Anniversary Update fixed it... so... I dunno what that was about. :dry:

I've actually had Apple products a lot longer than I've had Android ones, but being able to upgrade the storage in my phone was a must. And as far as usability is concerned, I don't think either one is "easier" than the other. They both have their short-comings.

You don't happen to have a link of you playing any, do you? I'm curious what Zelda music through bagpipes sounds like!

The latest game I've purchased was actually Majora's Mask 3D. Somehow, nobody ever told me this game was this dang cool. It eschews just the right amount of Zelda traditions to remain interesting, even after playing through TP and OOT just before it. I hestitate to call it my "Favorite" Zelda...

On Steam, I organized them by "Completed" "Junk" "Haven't played" and one called "eternal games" where I put games that I'll likely want to play again at some point, usually multiplayer games, sometimes just incredible single player games.

Unfortunately, it's not really an analog for anything in our reality, so I doubt there'll be a satisfactory answer. However, the closest I can come up with is simply "experience". Getting a heart container, or a piece of one, generally requires some sort of skill in the game. The learning...

Zelda 1 -> Zelda 2 -> LTTP ... then I didn't play another Zelda game until WindWaker HD... yeah... -> TP ->LBW ->OOT -> and I'm currently playing MM.

Having finished Twilight Princess HD recently myself, I'm going to go with Snowpeak Temple. I loved the vertical design of it, the general ambiance (I'm a sucker for snow and ice), and come on... that ski'ing downhill? Just a terrific way to traverse the terrain of a mountain and have it make...

I don't understand how that person is being arrogant. I feel like you simply disagree and decided this was your best method of attack. Everything they said was perfectly rational and level-headed. "Weird" definitely does not require 50% of a population to do something. If that were the case...

It depends on what you mean by my favorite. As for as actual utility, the Bunny Mask by far was used the most. In fact, I used it so much, it was to my detriment sometimes as I went flying through the air a little too far. As for just aesthetic, the titular Majora's Mask just looks great.

TMNT for the NES still haunts me to this day. I wound up beating it, loving it, and playing it over and over again (as a child) to the point that I could play that game like a piano. I can still pick it up and play through the entire thing without much trouble, but having said that, I still...

Just... games. And I don't even care about third party games because I already have a PC to play games on. I'm solely in it for the exclusives, which the Nintendo platforms generally have.

Overwatch. I can totally admit it's a great game but I just couldn't care less to keep playing it.

Yeah, I don't think it really matters that it dilutes it. It's just standard fare for job postings. "Dilution" doesn't really hold up in court.

Final Fantasy VI... I don't even know, pick a moment. But maybe the part where the world ends and you only have control of Celes for awhile... Quite memorable.

Just finished Ocarina of Time and I'm about half way done with Majora's Mask. In fact, they're why I came to this forum to the first place! Is that supposed to be bait or something? How is Last of Us "clunky"... And they're probably calling it a "masterpiece" because it has a phenomenal...

Old enough to know better...

Some guy I knew once.

Ocarina of Time 9/10. I have actually never played it before and it was very good. But coming from someone with 0 nostalgia for it... Twilight Princess was a better game to me. I know, booo.

I don't think 2 delays is a big deal or any sort of sign of quality one way or another. Sounds like it was mainly a sales strategy in fact, with the NX.

Yeah, I'm right in the middle. Definitely don't want it too gritty, though. Judging by the graphics, I think it's safe to say it won't be.

I imagine they will probably have enemies with decent swords here and there since you'll be constantly having to pickup new swords.

I don't know about double it. If they were going to make you do the content twice, I'd hope they significantly alter the landscape to at least make it interesting. But at that point, they're basically making a whole new map. So, it *could*, but I kinda hope they don't go that route.

Pretty sure they said there won't be any significant differences between the two. And I hope that's true. For a game like Zelda, except maybe a few graphical tweaks, they ought to stay about the same.

Without knowing the story of this game yet, it's impossible to come up with a good title for it. I think it's great as it is, personally.

I dig the confusion arrow idea, although it's tough to say, it may be a bit too OP.

Difficult question to answer. If you're up for pre-ordering, you can likely ignore those telling you not to because they personally are against the idea of it, not even sure how those people think they're helping. Anyway, what's the last Zelda game you regret buying? For me, it's none. So...

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