They usually don't reveal things quickly, but Miyamoto did say that the Mario & Zelda teams were both "hard at work" on something.Still no word of a Zelda Wii? I've been a bit busy lately and haven't managed to keep up to date.
A few days ago, I read something about an OOT remake. Was it just an April fools?
We already know what one something is. Can you guess?
Oh right..I forgot all about that since I didn't care for Phantom Hourglass and thus not too hyped for Spirit Tracks, unless they put in a normal control scheme.We already know what one something is. Can you guess?
Nothing is wrong with it yet, I just hope that they include another optional play style because I hate moving characters and, to a lesser extent, using weapons via the touch screen, although I love how you can control the boomerang. I was honestly so put off by the play style that I couldn't complete the game, making it the first and only Zelda title I never beat, other than the CD-I games for obvious reasons. I just prefer the classic play style (NES/SNES) more, although my dream DS Zelda would play more akin to Zelda on the N64/GCN. I'm not much for the trains, its too technological for a Zelda title in my opinion. By the time trains came about in the real world, Guns had replaced Swords by a vast majority of the world. I know that Zelda is a fantasy game, but that doesn't change the fact that trains may seem a little out of place, especially if there are castles. I wouldn't have minded the trains if they weren't a major element in the game's story, after all, I didn't mind the camera, since it was a minor item with no role in the games it was in. I'm also kinda put off by them reusing the WW-esque Link yet again, I thought the art style was cute when WW & FS were released, but now I'm getting a little annoyed seeing it so often, other than in PH & Brawl, which is okay since it actually was WW Link in those games. I think Link needs a design change in each Zelda game, not counting direct sequels, since its always been that way until now. Even OoT's Link design wasn't reused, and that is obviously the most famous design. I'll probably still get it though..Thats if a DSi comes out. And whats wrong with Spirit Tracks? The game is lovely and there is link AND trains. Enough for me to buy 10 copies.
I agree, Phantom Hourglass would probably have done better with sprites like that.I'm looking forward to Spirit Tracks but not fond of the graphics. I don't like how the toon look was handled in Phantom Hourglass. I wasn't expecting TWW quality, but...TMC did a better job at replicating the look.
