Hello there,
I'm hoping to play through every Zelda game in the series over some time. Hopefully before the new one on Wii U is out in 2015.
I'm pretty late to the party though, since I've never owned a Nintendo console before.
I bought a 3DS and played Ocarina of Time and loved it. I've bought all the Zelda games you can for the 3DS, on the eshop. However, this isn't all of them.
So what i'm asking is what's the best way of being able to play every Zelda game, whilst buying the smallest amount of consoles possible. Ive heard you can't use the gamepad on Wii U in Wii mode, so im confused how you would play Zelda games bought from the online store. Or can you buy all the Zelda games in Wii U mode? So would it be better to just buy a Wii cheaply? I don't mind buying a Wii U if the games are playable though.
Anyway, if anyone can help, i'm sure this is a very simple answer for some of you, with a list of what consoles to buy and how to play the games. (including what controllers you would use etc)
Remember i own a 3DS XL, but nothing else, and i would like to play every main Zelda game whilst buying the minimum amount of consoles possible. If something has been re-released, like Wind Waker HD, i would prefer to play the latest version of it, but if there's a much cheaper alternative, i'm open to ideas.
Anyway, thanks for reading, and i look forward to hearing from anyone who replies,
Thanks again,
Sammax
I'm hoping to play through every Zelda game in the series over some time. Hopefully before the new one on Wii U is out in 2015.
I'm pretty late to the party though, since I've never owned a Nintendo console before.
I bought a 3DS and played Ocarina of Time and loved it. I've bought all the Zelda games you can for the 3DS, on the eshop. However, this isn't all of them.
So what i'm asking is what's the best way of being able to play every Zelda game, whilst buying the smallest amount of consoles possible. Ive heard you can't use the gamepad on Wii U in Wii mode, so im confused how you would play Zelda games bought from the online store. Or can you buy all the Zelda games in Wii U mode? So would it be better to just buy a Wii cheaply? I don't mind buying a Wii U if the games are playable though.
Anyway, if anyone can help, i'm sure this is a very simple answer for some of you, with a list of what consoles to buy and how to play the games. (including what controllers you would use etc)
Remember i own a 3DS XL, but nothing else, and i would like to play every main Zelda game whilst buying the minimum amount of consoles possible. If something has been re-released, like Wind Waker HD, i would prefer to play the latest version of it, but if there's a much cheaper alternative, i'm open to ideas.
Anyway, thanks for reading, and i look forward to hearing from anyone who replies,
Thanks again,
Sammax