spinny spinny. make the eye dizzy.
spinny spinny. make the eye dizzy.
move the wii mote around in a circle and let the eyes follow it.spinny spinny. make the eye dizzy.
Well, that's not working. Spin attack 4 times in a row and I run out of stamina, and nothing happens. Aarrrgh!
move the wii mote around in a circle and let the eyes follow it.spinny spinny. make the eye dizzy.
Well, that's not working. Spin attack 4 times in a row and I run out of stamina, and nothing happens. Aarrrgh!
Thanks. I guess I'm just a little confused as to why it's listed as a "multi-language" NTSC disc, including English, French, and Spanish. And like I said earlier, the Japanese voice sounds are a little annoying. I assumed they'd be replaced w/ the more traditional American sounding effects for the actual USA release version.this release is a dump of the retail disc
it has been in the hands of the reviewers for some time now
Okay,now i'm just trying anything since i've tried everything else.
Don't know what difference it would make,but could someone upload a save file?
Thanks. I guess I'm just a little confused as to why it's listed as a "multi-language" NTSC disc, including English, French, and Spanish. And like I said earlier, the Japanese voice sounds are a little annoying. I assumed they'd be replaced w/ the more traditional American sounding effects for the actual USA release version.this release is a dump of the retail disc
it has been in the hands of the reviewers for some time now
EDIT: Actually, am I doing something wrong? Does everyone else have the Japanese sound effects (e.g., grunts, voice expressions when talking to people) too? I looked through this whole thread and was surprised no one else mentioned it. I just burned the game and am using an original WiiKey. Other than the sounds, everything else works perfectly.
I guess what bothers me is that the voices are different from the voices/sound effects from all of the previous Zelda games (specifically Link's sound effects when exerting himself). I didn't mean any offense, but it definitely struck me as having a Japanese twang to it. Nothing wrong with that at all - just not what I'm used to w/ the Zelda games. Moreso, I guess I'm just really curious as to why this is.Thanks. I guess I'm just a little confused as to why it's listed as a "multi-language" NTSC disc, including English, French, and Spanish. And like I said earlier, the Japanese voice sounds are a little annoying. I assumed they'd be replaced w/ the more traditional American sounding effects for the actual USA release version.this release is a dump of the retail disc
it has been in the hands of the reviewers for some time now
EDIT: Actually, am I doing something wrong? Does everyone else have the Japanese sound effects (e.g., grunts, voice expressions when talking to people) too? I looked through this whole thread and was surprised no one else mentioned it. I just burned the game and am using an original WiiKey. Other than the sounds, everything else works perfectly.
Pretty sure the sound is supposed to be identical in all regions. Doesn't really bother me at all - I wouldn't associate most of the noises with an ethnicity.
My Wiiflow keeps booting out to the system menu whenever I try to boot the game?? Can someone please help me out?