Oh God I hope not. I don't want to start a debate, but listen, and listen well; Link is a GUY. Nothing else. Not ifs ands or buts, he's a boy. I just don't understand why Link suddenly needs to become transgender so females can have the novelty of playing as female link.
It's funny how you try to judge a game that you haven't even been able to play, and also have saw less than .002% of the game itself.
I think it's unlikely there will be Kokiri when there are Koroks.
Or the NX? That might be recommended if you don't already have a Wii U.
Let him do what he wants, since is his money, I had mine since day one, november 18 2012.
We obviously don't have the numbers in front of us yet, but I would imagine the cost of buying the Wii U before also buying the NX (after a price drop) would still be more than merely buying the NX at launch and skipping the Wii U entirely. If you think you will likely get an NX at some point anyway, the smart thing to do might be to skip the Wii U.Im pretty sure it'll be damn expensive on release, and I'm not really into buying new consoles on their first day. Yeah yeah, i'm a cheapskate. I'll buy NX when the price get's lower though
I guess I'll keep that in mind too, probably wait for some person to be disappointed(which I am sure
) and sell it online for a discounted price lol.
There's also the fact that the NX might be backwards compatible with Wii U games.I guess I'll keep that in mind too, probably wait for some person to be disappointed(which I am sure
Never mind that, since Wolf Link references your TPHD save it might bring over your Link's name; I which case I shall do a run with the name "Dogmeat"fuck off nintendo not buying it if i can't name link blade
There are people like @starly whose favorite part about Skyward Sword was literally flying the Loftwing around Skyloft. There are people like me whose favorite part about Ocarina of Time was exploring the world and looking for secrets. The open world concept is catered to people like us. I'm going to go out on a limb and say that for those who are core fans of the series and just want to blast through the game to get to the dungeons for puzzles, the game will probably spoonfeed you. That theory is supported by the fact that at the very beginning of the demo, your psychic guide tells you to go to a location marked on your Shieka Slate, immediately after not one, but two cutscenes orienting you as to where you are and directing you towards promiscuously placed items to get your berrings
That didn't quite answer my question. How is this one any different than past Zelda games? My idea of open world is being to explore and find secrets... Which I was able to do in the past games?
That's definitely part of it. There's also that there's no set order to do anything in, it's basically your own initiative to get things done whenever you feel like it
I'm glad that Zelda:BotW will have a voice-acting narrator like in Hyrule Warriors had. So tired of reading the text boxes and sometimes I can't be bothered to read them all because of the action happening.
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