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The Daily-Chit Chat of 09'

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rikanai. said:
I really hope Spirit Tracks isn't a continuation to Phantom Hourglass. I mean, I don't think traveling to other islands by train is very... smart.
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As we know from the end of TWW, Link and Tetra went off in search of a new land to call Hyrule. Would have to be a mighty large land mass, not just one of many islands. My hunch is that they've found that land and now exploring/uniting/charting it by train.
 
rikanai. said:
I really hope Spirit Tracks isn't a continuation to Phantom Hourglass. I mean, I don't think traveling to other islands by train is very... smart.
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Depends on how much infrastructure's been laid down. Tunnels under the seafloor and bridges could be plausible.
 
TRIFORCE89 said:
As we know from the end of TWW, Link and Tetra went off in search of a new land to call Hyrule. Would have to be a mighty large land mass, not just one of many islands. My hunch is that they've found that land and now exploring/uniting/charting it by train.
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How would they do that if it's an unknown land. D: Where did the trains come from?
 
Lightning said:
How would they do that if it's an unknown land. D: Where did the trains come from?
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Relics of a lost civilization, perhaps. Either that or Link and Tetra have been busy the past few years laying down tracks and building locomotives.
 
Lightning said:
How would they do that if it's an unknown land. D: Where did the trains come from?
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Well it is called Spirit Tracks. I imagine the train is some sort magical Artifact/MacGuffin/Whatever that Link and Zelda can use to help them chart the land.
 
Whee, Zelda games. I haven't played many of them, and only tried a few recently for the first time, but I found them quite fun. And hurrah for Minish cap and Vaati's laugh of doom. =D

And hurrah for trains in Zelda. XD When I first heard of that, I got the strange yet amusing mental imagery of Zelda mixed with Thomas the Tank Engine for some reason. DON'T ASK WHY JUST GO WITH IT.

ATM I'm playing a strange mix of Pokemon, Pikmin, The World Ends With You, Fire Emblem and Crystal Chronicles every now and again. -_- Although only in some of my spare time, mind.
 
Cassino said:
Fire power came before steam power. By that I mean black/gunpowder.

If he hasn't already, Link should have the option to weild a firearm.
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Nah; Link has a perfectly fine device in the form of the Bomb Arrow. Which tend to kill things pretty cheaper anyway. =P

(Besides, Link with a gun IMO is just...well, doesn't really fit in, really, unless we're talking Brawl here. But that's me).
 
The topic of Link and Zelda has been her for several days now ._.

Link with a gun? Bring it on. "Link goes to the future"~
 
XD I remember there was a pair of games, one with Spyro in Crash Bandicoot's world, and one with Crash Bandicoot in Spyro's world. I haven't played either, but I thought the idea was cool.

So...if Nintendo follows the same path, imagine Link and Samus swapping games for once! :D

*Imagines Link fighting Space Pirates with his Master Sword, and Samus blasting Dodongos away with her Charge Beam.*

Though of course they could swap weapons as well. But personally I don't think modern firearms suit the green-cladded hero, let alone Samus' futuristic beam weapons. XD
 
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