Actually they did kind of leak Natal by purchasing the company 3DV systems early this year. After hearing about that, I knew they were going to pursue motion control.
Cool vid. Anyone know where the credits' music is from?
@menoyou
This is not politics, liberals don't care about this stuff. Conservatives would be more likely to censor this kind of thing if you are trying to draw connections, because many of them are of the family-matters kind. But whatever... Lets not bring politics in, I am rather fed up with both parties.
lol. Its a good thing that you don't understand.
@BlackPrince 42
The Schwartz is strong in you.
Master Chief might find it difficult to move if he had been hit with an ice beam.... and besides Samus with her Screw Attack could take on an army.
@cgoodno
I chose Kenka Banchou: Badass Rumble too. I like foreign games to retain their original names normally, but I understand that hurts for localization. A picture of the eye beams, would be enough for me to look at the box though.
I really enjoy this guy's articles. My red version was the one that I actually played. The blue version was relegated to the Gameshark where I could create teams of screwed up Pokemon with glitchy attacks. Who else here threw out the trainer who had an attack which made him jump up and down and commit suicide.
Got to agree with you. Definitely buying this right when it comes out. There really isn't any other game to me that captured worlds so full of life, yet so desolate at the same time. I enjoy all the Metroid lore and hope the series continues strongly with Team Ninja.
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Wrong ratio, but still drool-worthy
@njr
Absolutely loved Majora's Mask. Out of all the Zelda games I have played, it has been the best. (In its time) the world felt so alive and it all unfolded in front of you as it crept towards oblivion. Each of the the morphing masks were enjoyable and controlled very well in their respective environments. I remember doing the lengthy glitch to get the Fierce Deity's Mask outside in the real world. Good times. Hope they try do something different in the next entry.
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We had to have an article on "First" (shakes head).....Second!!! The singularity is near.
Woah, read my own comment meant to say I don't like the xbox for long distance things. From the amount agrees that other people and I got for my previous statement, I would assume most disagree with me on this point. Oh well.
lol, I for a second I thought I read that they were offering 20000 (20K) titles for 53.99. Totally mixed up the words and the meanings in my head. twenty -> 20 -> 20 2k -> 20k -> 20000. I'm tired.
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After playing Wind Waker and Majora's Mask, I was slightly disappointed with Twilight Princess. Wind Waker took on a new artistic direction, while Majora's Mask took on some new gamplay elements. In comparison to those two the only thing that TP did different was the light/dark world, but that was done kind of in a Link to the Past and Ocarina of Time. Don't get me wrong, any Zelda game is amazing, but some just shine a little more than others.
I really wish they would try to change it up a bit. Majora's Mask and Wind Waker so far have been probably my favorite console Zelda games with the former being especially amazing. At first I felt slightly restricted by the countdown, but came to love it as I could watch the entire world follow its normal pattern until you changed it. I hope they will continue to take those kind risks in the future. (Oh and the transforming masks were really fun too.)
I personally like that more than the crispy look of the xbox. Anything in the distance such as scenery looks more real, whereas anything up close on the xbox tends to look better.
Everything looks sharper in the xbox version, but I must admit I like the way the trees look from a distance in the ps3 version. The first picture looks more real to me on the ps3. Whatever these comparisons are never accurate since they are not being displayed on each individual's TV that is tweaked properly.
I agree with you here. I haven't looked at this game until now because I generally categorize these games as normally being mediocre. After watching the video, I see a game that moves well, retains a popular atmosphere, and will hopefully have a good story. This just went on my radar. Can't wait till some reviews come to see if it turns out to be what the developers described.