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  1. Justac00lguy

    General Zelda Why Does Nintendo Waste Time on Gimmicks and Art Style?

    I mentioned this in my first post in this thread.... There is nothing wrong with experimenting but we are 16 games in and only 4 for me and am sure many others would agree have actually moved the game franchise forward. Zelda has the perfect format in my opinion all they need to do is expand...
  2. Justac00lguy

    General Zelda Why Does Nintendo Waste Time on Gimmicks and Art Style?

    I don't recall mentioning gameplay I mentioned plot points but again if this is the case then this would refer back to my earlier point with how Nintendo seem to waste time experimenting in the development stage.
  3. Justac00lguy

    General Zelda Why Does Nintendo Waste Time on Gimmicks and Art Style?

    I would highly doubt that they has Skyward Sword planned before the Twilight Princess was released.... Skyward Sword was in development for a long time and am sure if they had certain llot points already planned out before hand the game would been released a lot earlier than the November 2011...
  4. Justac00lguy

    General Zelda Why Does Nintendo Waste Time on Gimmicks and Art Style?

    If I remember right they did actually say that they liked the idea of the sword play mechanics used in the Mini game from Wii Sports Resort and they decided that this was the route to take... I highly doubt they went off the story of Twilight Princess, they simply used certain elements from...
  5. Justac00lguy

    General Zelda Why Does Nintendo Waste Time on Gimmicks and Art Style?

    This has always annoyed me about the franchise we know as Zelda... We have seen 16 games in the series and notably only 4 made Zelda move forward or develop the franchise. It seems that Nintendo love to experiment and note there is nothing wrong with that, experimentation is needed to make a...
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