BY2K said:Dear God...
EDIT: He says so far it's getting a 9.9 because of the flying motion controls he doesn't like.
guy is pretty radShockingAlberto said:That'd be Jon Holmes.
I am guessing he's doing the review for Destructoid, then.
They shouldn't be allowed to say this shit, makes me super hyped.Kard8p3 said:Yep it seems he is. He's already saying that so far he thinks it's the best 3D zelda. He also said this game is to ocarina what Mario Galaxy is to Mario 64.
nismogrendel said:I asked at Gamestop if there were any limited editions for Zelda, guy said no.
Oh dear. It appears that I have accidentally preordered that bundle. Whatever shall I do?nismogrendel said:*edit* Nevermind, found it:
Kard8p3 said:Yep it seems he is. He's already saying that so far he thinks it's the best 3D zelda. He also said this game is to ocarina what Mario Galaxy is to Mario 64.
Anth0ny said:the worst is gonna be those two days that Europe has it and North America doesn't.
Just thinking about it makes me wanna burn this mutha fucka down
Before long you'll be saying 2 weeks isn't that long...BY2K said:Yeah, getting it 2 days before us is SUCH A BIG DEAL!
Holmes is one of the best personalities in game blogging right now. He's not intentionally antagonistic, and he makes some really interesting points. His segment "talking to women about videogames" is pretty great.Thoraxes said:Oh he's the guy who did the e3 streetpass video too, isn't he?
He's such a nice person.
Yeah I like him.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HpW...LC18535F55A701BD5&lf=results_video&playnext=2
Must keep hype down.....must.... keep... FUCK IT!Kard8p3 said:Yep it seems he is. He's already saying that so far he thinks it's the best 3D zelda. He also said this game is to ocarina what Mario Galaxy is to Mario 64.
that was awesome hahaThoraxes said:Oh he's the guy who did the e3 streetpass video too, isn't he?
He's such a nice person.
Yeah I like him.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HpW...LC18535F55A701BD5&lf=results_video&playnext=2
Some love from G4.Lunar15 said:I need a believable source to feed me lies so that I can lower my hype.
SparkTR said:
That's not necessarily encouraging to some GAFfersKard8p3 said:Yep it seems he is. He's already saying that so far he thinks it's the best 3D zelda. He also said this game is to ocarina what Mario Galaxy is to Mario 64.
I don't know about anyone else, but I really dug the motion controls we got in Ocarina of Time. I'm really glad Skyward Sword is staying close to that mold.SparkTR said:
Medalion said:THere are people who dislike the Galaxy games
Biggest-Geek-Ever said:I don't know about anyone else, but I really dug the motion controls we got in Ocarina of Time. I'm really glad Skyward Sword is staying close to that mold.
BY2K said:Yeah, getting it 2 days before us is SUCH A BIG DEAL!
Kard8p3 said:Yep it seems he is. He's already saying that so far he thinks it's the best 3D zelda. He also said this game is to ocarina what Mario Galaxy is to Mario 64.
Medalion said:That's not necessarily encouraging to some GAFfers
THere are people who dislike the Galaxy games
Medalion said:That's not necessarily encouraging to some GAFfers
THere are people who dislike the Galaxy games
Galaxy 1 and 2 aren't just the pinnacle of Mario, they are the pinnacle of 3D platforming.TheCongressman1 said:I was thinking the same.
Don't get me wrong. I loved Galaxy 1 and 2, but they weren't the pinnacle of Mario, like some would try to argue. There were a few things I think should have been done differently, but that's a story for another day.
Crunched said:Galaxy 1 and 2 aren't just the pinnacle of Mario, they are the pinnacle of 3D platforming.
The games are so phenomenally better than the other 3D Mario titles it's like Nintendo didn't bother just raising the bar, but eliminated it completely. Nothing else this generation has felt as fresh and exhilarating.
I just got back from a winery and have had some drinks, so apologies if this is more hyperbolic than necessary. But really there are few games that have made me happy to play them. Like, not just occasionally glad or satisfied during the experience, but smiling ear to ear, nonstop, awed, feeling like a kid again.
BruceLeeRoy said:See I am hoping for that with this new Zelda. I have been chasing the feeling you just described which happened on a morning when I woke up to 3 feet of snow and the ups guy knocking on the door to leave me this:
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From what I've seen of previews, it's recapturing that magic. I didn't feel that childhood glee as much with OoT as I did with aLttP, but I know what you're talking about. The game felt endless. It felt like something to fall into and become a part of, that wasn't limited by what programmers had built into it. Something magical about that. You play it, and it constantly surprises you, it's creative and polished in all the right ways, charming and whimsical and inviting.
Skyward Sword looks to me like it's bringing back that [i]magic[/i], like Nintendo has opened it up and loosened their creative process to not just create something that is technically and mechanically excellent, but that allows a player to rekindle the imagination of a child.
Crunched said:From what I've seen of previews, it's recapturing that magic. I didn't feel that childhood glee as much with OoT as I did with aLttP, but I know what you're talking about. The game felt endless. It felt like something to fall into and become a part of, that wasn't limited by what programmers had built into it. Something magical about that. You play it, and it constantly surprises you, it's creative and polished in all the right ways, charming and whimsical and inviting.
Skyward Sword looks to me like it's bringing back that magic, like Nintendo has opened it up and loosened their creative process to not just create something that is technically and mechanically excellent, but that allows a player to rekindle the imagination of a child.
timetokill said:Those people are not worth trying to please.
Xenoblade + Skyward Sword makes for the best year of Wii releases since ... '08? '07?TheGreatMightyPoo said:Miyamoto and company are trolling everyone.
The Wii is dead, here's lil SKYWARD SWORD.
That sounds.. bad? I find Galaxy games boring :/Kard8p3 said:Yep it seems he is. He's already saying that so far he thinks it's the best 3D zelda. He also said this game is to ocarina what Mario Galaxy is to Mario 64.
TheCongressman1 said:I was thinking the same.
Don't get me wrong. I loved Galaxy 1 and 2, but they aren't the pinnacle of Mario, like some would try to argue. There were a few things I think should have been done differently, but that's a story for another day.
Kandinsky said:That sounds.. bad? I find Galaxy games boring :/
Listen to this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fN1vFESbfZk, picture yourself soaring above a sea of clouds on your giant red bird steed, and BELEIVE!BruceLeeRoy said:See I am hoping for that with this new Zelda. I have been chasing the feeling you just described which happened on a morning when I woke up to 3 feet of snow and the ups guy knocking on the door to leave me this:
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Oh man. I was more excited for Majora's Mask than any other Zelda game -- or actually, any game period. The weeks leading up to its release were pure torture, and the game delivered even in light of my crazy expectations. Definitely not as hyped for Skyward Sword, though... but I'm sure it'll be an excellent game regardless.BruceLeeRoy said:See I am hoping for that with this new Zelda. I have been chasing the feeling you just described which happened on a morning when I woke up to 3 feet of snow and the ups guy knocking on the door to leave me this:
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BruceLeeRoy said:The Wii U launches in the spring right? A part of me wishes Nintendo had Skyward Sword with a engine capable of matching the brilliance of the art team at launch for that.
I believe Orayn I believe!
I always think of Nintendo as the Disney of gaming. They have their fair share of "get it out the door" cash ins, but when they get it right they get it right.Kard8p3 said:Really there's no better way to end the 25th year of zelda than to release what some are saying could be the best Zelda game. A game that takes inspiration from every game before it but turns those things on their heads while still adding new stuff. Once it's 25th year is over everyone will remember why the Zelda series has lasted this long and why despite some mistakes we still love Nintendo games just as much now as we did back when we were kids.
Kandinsky said:That sounds.. bad? I find Galaxy games boring :/