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He answered a question about an hour ago.The M.O.B said:Did RawMeatCowboy from Go*Nin get banned here? He was a member here but I havent seen at all in long time.
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He answered a question about an hour ago.The M.O.B said:Did RawMeatCowboy from Go*Nin get banned here? He was a member here but I havent seen at all in long time.
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linko9 said:TP is one of the few games that I couldn't play on an HDTV; jaggies were just too terrible. I don't mind for most Wii games, but TP and NMH were just ridiculous; but they look great on a CRT, I just wish I could see the game in widescreen.
What hardware are you running?gdt5016 said:Ok, this has me seriously considering detting up dolphin. how much will that cost me?
Yeah ours is as well.Mr. Paer said:I definitely noticed the jaggies, but my recent run through of Twilight Princess was literally the first video game I've ever played on anything other than an SDTV, and the difference was so drastic that the jaggies didn't bother me
Also that very much sucks to the guy whose gamestop isn't doing a midnight launch. I live in a bustling college town (at least 30K+ students), so that's probably part of why the one I reserved it at is doing a midnight launch.
I haven't checked with mine but I live in a big city too. A search on google had a bunch of hits about Gamestop not doing midnight launches for it.Mr. Paer said:Also that very much sucks to the guy whose gamestop isn't doing a midnight launch. I live in a bustling college town (at least 30K+ students), so that's probably part of why the one I reserved it at is doing a midnight launch.
I think it is really dependent on the store. the one by me is managed by one of my friends and they said there will be one. they have plenty of preorders for it. I knew this state was awesome.RagnarokX said:I haven't checked with mine but I live in a big city too. A search on google had a bunch of hits about Gamestop not doing midnight launches for it.
Yeah, all the reviews that came out after the initial rush have all been extremely positive it seems.Truth101 said:So, after the first few 4/5's and B reviews it seems the game is getting mostly 10s and 9.5/10s
Very nice.
Dartastic said:So is it confirmed that you can remove the image of the controller on the screen in the final game?
Baiano19 said:so, whats the biggest offender so far?
As far as I read people are saying that is less "Zelda" than Twilight Princess which I hated so that's pretty much what I wanted to hear.
cajunator said:*4Chan Miyamoto Pic*
I hate how true that is.cajunator said:
Yeah, the thing about Zelda games mish-mashing so many different aspects together is that every Zelda fan has a different preference about what should be emphasized the most. So when the new one comes out with a different balance of overworld/dungeon focus... naturally people start pining for what the prior game had and the new one doesn't.cajunator said:Zelda really is one of those franchises where it meant so many different things to so many different kinds of people that it is literally impossible to appease everyone. That is why osme of them are lost to other game franchises, like Uncharted and Skyrim, and the ones who stay behind constantly bitter over which Zelda was he best one and which it should follow. the simple fact is, there is no direction they can take Zelda that wont piss off some part of the fanbase, and it will probably result in the mixed reviews we are seeing now.
I've been running my Wii through a 51" Viera Plasma w/ component cables @ 480p for years and the smoothness + quality has been superb - jaggies were minimal with the main offenders i.e. SSBB, TP & Conduit I&II, while the visually smoother games such as SMG 1&2 & MKWii were a pleasure to watch on the big screen.apana said:I think Plasmas will be able to handle Skyward Sword better. I'm not sure why, just my hunch.
The M.O.B said:Did RawMeatCowboy from Go*Nin get banned here? He was a member here but I havent seen at all in long time.
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Is there a "Master Quest" or second quest? If so, what does it do differently from the main quest? That's all I really want to know.RawmeatCowboy said:No sir, I'm not banned. GN is banned here, but I'm free to chat. If you have any Skyward Sword questions, I'm more than happy to answer what I can.
The same goes for anyone else!
Sirius said:I've been running my Wii through a 51" Viera Plasma w/ component cables @ 480p for years and the smoothness + quality has been superb - jaggies were minimal with the main offenders i.e. SSBB, TP & Conduit I&II, while the visually smoother games such as SMG 1&2 & MKWii were a pleasure to watch on the big screen.
The quality of image was noticeably better than my friend's Bravia LCD, where even on 480p the jaggies were unbearable. I'd say Plasma is the way to go for Skyward Sword.
MechaX said:Such is the fate of Zelda games (and I guess the fanbase too), sadly enough.
At least us Metroid fans are fairly consistent.
cajunator said:Exactly. I think part of it was exacerbated by the fact that LTTP could have been interpreted as both realistic and cartoon looking, so when OOT came out, some wanted to see a more fanciful world, and some were content with the mostly realistic look of it. OOT still left many design elements up to interpretation though, so it wasnt until Majoras Mask went the darker route that I think it really started to divide the fanbase. then Wind Waker came along and there was a clear chasm between those who preferred a clearly more dark direction and who loved the charming simplicity and playable cartoon look that the franchise was going towards. The ones of us who are still around seem to have accepted that Zelda is whatever Nintendo wants it to be and we go with it. I am one of those types. People comparing it to Skyrim probably held Twilight Princess or Majoras Mask in higher regard.
The real rift though seems to be what people believe Zelda MUST BECOME versus those of us who know that it can become many different things. It doesn't just have to go one direction. I love that each game throws surprises at us. I love that Nintendo understand the elements that make Zelda work and they continue to incorporate those elements while trying to evolve the series. It isn't simple to do. Most developers would probably fuck it up royally.
This is kind of what I am talking about. To some, it is an evolution of OOT and that means something different to them, from someone who thinks it is more a combination of TP/WW. It could be both,l or it could be neither, but they will take Zelda in another direction next time, and it could be more pleasing to you, or to me. That is the difficulty that Nintendo faces bringing this franchise forward into HD.Odrion said:I don't really see the art as a cross between Wind Waker and Twilight Princess, but as a more evolved version of Ocarina of Time's artwork.
Probably just me though v(o_o)v
ViewtifulJC said:2d Metroid or bust?
BloodworthGT said:It's coming as soon as it can be done. I think there will even be some folks working on it this weekend.
IceDoesntHelp said:Is there a "Master Quest" or second quest? If so, what does it do differently from the main quest? That's all I really want to know.
Smellycat said:I think this list pretty much covers most of the reviews released so far:
ONM: 98%
EDGE: 10/10
GamesTM: 9/10
Game Informer: 10/10
4News.it: 97/100
VideoGameZone.de: 93%
Gamepro Germany: 93%
Guardian: 5/5
Giantbomb: 4/5
G4TV: 4/5
CCC: 5/5
1UP: B+
Joystiq: 4.5/5
Jeuxactu: 16/20
Wired: 10/10
IGN: 10/10
Shacknews: Recommended
GamePro: 4/5
EGM: 8.5/10
CVG: 9.8/10
Jeuxvideo: 18/20
Gameblog: 4/5
Gamekult: 8/10
NintendoWorldReport: 10/10
Metro: 10/10
Kotaku: Yes (lol)
Gamesradar: 9/10
Videogamezone: 93/100
Nintendo-Universe: 98%
German Gamepro: 93%
Games Master: 96%
Digitalchumps: 9.8/10
Gamereactor Denmark: 10/10
Eurogamer: 10/10
NGamer UK: 98%
Videogamer: 10/10
Escapistmagazine: 10/10
Machinima: 9.5/10
Gamexplain: 4.5/5
Computer and Video Games: 98/100
GamingTrend: 93/100
Gamereactor Sweden: 90/100
Smellycat said:I think this list pretty much covers most of the reviews released so far:
ONM: 98%
EDGE: 10/10
GamesTM: 9/10
Game Informer: 10/10
4News.it: 97/100
VideoGameZone.de: 93%
Gamepro Germany: 93%
Guardian: 5/5
Giantbomb: 4/5
G4TV: 4/5
CCC: 5/5
1UP: B+
Joystiq: 4.5/5
Jeuxactu: 16/20
Wired: 10/10
IGN: 10/10
Shacknews: Recommended
GamePro: 4/5
EGM: 8.5/10
CVG: 9.8/10
Jeuxvideo: 18/20
Gameblog: 4/5
Gamekult: 8/10
NintendoWorldReport: 10/10
Metro: 10/10
Kotaku: Yes (lol)
Gamesradar: 9/10
Videogamezone: 93/100
Nintendo-Universe: 98%
German Gamepro: 93%
Games Master: 96%
Digitalchumps: 9.8/10
Gamereactor Denmark: 10/10
Eurogamer: 10/10
NGamer UK: 98%
Videogamer: 10/10
Escapistmagazine: 10/10
Machinima: 9.5/10
Gamexplain: 4.5/5
Computer and Video Games: 98/100
GamingTrend: 93/100
Gamereactor Sweden: 90/100
Delaying their review release is actually a pretty smart move (whether intended or not). They'll surely get more visits by releasing it a couple days later instead of releasing it at the same time as two dozen others.Ithil said:What's up with Gamespot and GT being so much later than the rest?
GT at least usually have their review out not long after IGN.
krYlon said:So good, they reviewed it twice
Sigh, well thanks for the reply.RawmeatCowboy said:I wish I could answer, my friend. There are still things under embargo even after the review embargo is up. The next/final embargo date is for Nov. 20th, and that's a release on pretty much all content.
I laughed a lot harder at this then I should have.krYlon said:So good, they reviewed it twice