Majora's Cat
How about that
[video=youtube;ugol_WqIZNc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ugol_WqIZNc[/video]
This YouTube user seems to have tackled every possible issue. It's useless to restate verbatim what the reviewer has said, and basically all relevant and based complaints that gamers voice about the game have been put into perspective. Just about everybody can agree with the reviewer, and baseless and biased criticisms appear to be nonexistent.
The gist of it (without going into too much detail) is that the visuals are great on Wii (rivaled only by Super Mario Galaxy 2), the combat is nearly perfect and the orchestrated score is a huge step up in the quality of music. The game is text-only, and the reviewer says that it's time for Zelda to grow up - a fair statement, considering that professional critics have seen the game as a throwback. The learning curve is steep, which some users here will refuse to admit.
He complains that the game is a bit too linear and lacks the sense of freedom the series is known for, while the sky is vast but contains little content. This is the only thing I can pick on, since I believe the two elements balance each other out.
He complains that the game is a bit too linear and lacks the sense of freedom the series is known for, while the sky is vast but contains little content. This is the only thing I can pick on, since I believe the two elements balance each other out.
So what do you guys think?