skybird11
state alchemist
- Joined
- Jun 13, 2011
- Location
- Grooseland
i hate having to go on a quest JUST to find a save spot. "kids, its time for dinner." "o crap wheres that save spot? i know its around here somewhere."
What do you notice that is similar between the two screenshots? That's right, the bird statue. It may seem like a simple temple decoration, but I think it's much more than that. In fact, it may be our new saving system.
Why I think so:
-This statue only appears near the entrance and boss door of the dungeon, which are both sensible places to save your progress
-The neon parts of the statue also glow, as if indicating significance. This is unlike other decoration in the dungeon
-There is a picture of a bird on the statue, and there are wings on it which may connect it to the theme of the game
-It reminds me greatly of the owl saving statues in Majora's Mask
-The lack of a menu- seeing as your keys are displayed directly on the screen and your shields, potions and weapons being on different item wheels,-may suggest that you may have to save with an outer source
-Because Nintendo have been saying they want to change the common flow of Zelda games, saving in such a manner may add some difficulty yet still seems fun and corresponds with the game
If this is truly the saving system, then I am very intrigued and impressed by Nintendo. It just reminds me so much of the Owls in Majora's Mask, I just want to walk up and press "A" to save. I wonder why Nintendo didn't point this out though, although I believe that they didn't really need to as no one saves in a demo.
Thoughts?
Hmmm...why is one of them glowing, but the other one isn't? I don't recall the game being saved in the live demo these screens weer taken from.
Hmmm...why is one of them glowing, but the other one isn't? I don't recall the game being saved in the live demo these screens weer taken from.
But the other one isn't glowing, while he's much closer to that one, and he passed it multiple times in the live-demo. We'll just have to see.Maybe, in order to be on the go with a pause menu, it's more like an auto-save feature? Where you simply run past the statue and it saves before lighting up.