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General => Entertainment => Topic started by: eyeCube on January 05, 2009, 07:55:55 am
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I've heard a lot of stories, people who hate it, and people who couldn't imagine life without it. I want to know your opinion. This is not a conflict-based poll, I just want to know how people feel about it. I, personally, liked it. I feel that some parts of the game were pointless and flat-out rediculous, but overall, the game was good. 4/5.
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4/5
some parts of the game were pointless and flat-out rediculous, but overall, the game was good. 4/5.
That about sums it up. Although I did replay the full game a few times still.
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Good game
4/5
midna is naked
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A portion of the game to me felt like it was piggy-backing on the nostalgia of Ocarina of Time, but even that was alright as the areas from Ocarina of Time to which comparisons could be drawn showed the grandness of the new game. However, the mirroring of the map on the Wii-version was unnecessary in my opinion and confused the hell out of me. I get it that Link is a left-handed hero, but really, the game took a little longer to complete because I would go left instead of right.
There are parts of it I liked; particularly the aforementioned grandness and some of the puzzle elements. I really liked the Temple of Time level. I kind of wish that I would have gotten the Game Cube version though because as fun as it is, the Wii controls get boring and repetitive after a while; arguably that is all standard controls are, but at least I can use them when I am tired. The story near the end progressed too quickly though.
The game was good. It did not fully live up to the hype, but it was alright.
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Didn't live up to the hype. When they said "Overworld is so big you'd be crazy not to use epona!" was an over-statement. In terms of a Zelda game, it stayed true.
3/5.
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4/5 is only 8/10, so I'd rate it much higher. Rounded up my 4.7/5 and voted 5/5, but can't say "Best of All Times".
I absolutely loved playing Twilight Princess, and all the statements and facts about it not living up to the hype didn't bother me at all. Except a few little things did feel like a constant nag. Possible spoilers (hey, it took me 1½ years to get the game, maybe others still haven't).
1. It actually has less dungeons than OOT when they alluded to having at least as many. Not that I feel ripped off, it just made the flow a bit confusing.
2. "City in the Sky" was a joke - good dungeon, but THAT's the entire city? Same with the Twilight Realm later on.
3. It babied me a bit too much. That was the ONLY Zelda game where I found every heart piece and bottle without a guide. And Shad shouldn't have put the statue locations on your map, because that part could have been a decent side-quest; it's almost impossible to play without seeing at least a couple of them before that point, and a simple talking/hint system would have kept the rest from being tedious.
4. A couple tiny details that I thought were done better on N64, but they're insignificant enough that I can't remember them right now.
All things considered, that's a VERY small number of complaints from me for a ~50 hour game.
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3/5 Maybe if the second half of the game seemed less rushed it would have scored higher. :huh:
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4/5
The puzzles, the dungeons were great; the graphics, sounds and gameplay were also excelent.
The only reason I won't say 5/5 is that the game is too easy. Most bosses could be defeated with a few strikes. I managed to defeat the final boss (all its 4 parts) at first try. And the dungeons could be a little more difficult too.
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4/5
The puzzles, the dungeons were great; the graphics, sounds and gameplay were also excelent.
The only reason I won't say 5/5 is that the game is too easy. Most bosses could be defeated with a few strikes. I managed to defeat the final boss (all its 4 parts) at first try. And the dungeons could be a little more difficult too.
Yeah I feel pretty much the same way.
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I don't like to sound negative, but I really didn't like TP overall. It's the only Zelda game I didn't finish more than once. The fun-factor was severely lacking.
And I'm STILL disappointed that so much stuff from old trailers and screenshots was left out of the game. Like the forest giant, and MOBLINS. D:
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4/5
some parts of the game were pointless and flat-out rediculous, but overall, the game was good. 4/5.
That about sums it up. Although I did replay the full game a few times still.
I thought it was great, but It would have been that little bit better if they'd added some of the stuff from the early trailers, like the moblin army etc.
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Well, that's a good thing that more people think it's good than bad. It definitely wasn't the greatest Zelda game of all time, but it was still a very fun game.
Oh, and the "5/5, Greatest game of all time" thing was a serious overstatement. The text means nothing. If you think it deserves a 5/5, give it one.
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I placed a vote for 3/5 but I would go between 3/5 and 4/5. It was a great game and did feel epic when I played through but after I played through it again, I could see some disappointment. Hopefully the next Zelda for Wii succeeds where this game didn't and beyond.
And I'm STILL disappointed that so much stuff from old trailers and screenshots was left out of the game. Like the forest giant, and MOBLINS. D:
Exactly.
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3/5
I usually exaggerate my negative feelings about the game for arguments sake.
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Meh. To be honest, it was a well put-together game, but it wasn't... fun for me. Not really at all. WindWaker was MUCH better.
2.4/5
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3/5
Massively overhyped and Nintendo clearly sold out to change the entire ending for the sake of SELL MOAR WII.
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3/5
Massively overhyped and Nintendo clearly sold out to change the entire ending for the sake of SELL MOAR WII.
Just out of curiosity, how did the ending sell more Wii?
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I don't know about the actual content of the game, but the decision to release the Wii version before the Gamecube version was certainly a ploy to sell Wiis.
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I don't know about the actual content of the game, but the decision to release the Wii version before the Gamecube version was certainly a ploy to sell Wiis.
But that's just smart business. Twilight and Wii sold nearly 1:1 for months, and they didn't hold back the GCN version for very long, like 2 weeks?
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It was over a month if memory serves. GCN Twilight came out in December, not sure which the month the Wii came out.
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It was over a month if memory serves. GCN Twilight came out in December, not sure which the month the Wii came out.
November 19 on Wii and December 11 on GameCube.
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Well the GameCube version was better anyway. At least they didn't completely diss the people who had been waiting for that version and not release it at all. That would have been a dog move.
Anyway, I'm not voting, because I have a review for Twilight Princess in my signature :P.
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Well the GameCube version was better anyway.
Yea, it was Andy... O:!!!!! And where did you get it! Never forget ;)
But I do agree, the GC version felt a lot more Zelda.
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I have both versions of the game and I personally like some of the GCN features better like charging the spin attack and charging with your sword. The controls feel better on the GCN version for me even though aiming the Hero's Bow and Clawshot seems more effective in the Wii version.
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Well the GameCube version was better anyway.
Yea, it was Andy... O:!!!!! And where did you get it! Never forget ;)
But I do agree, the GC version felt a lot more Zelda.
I bought it on eBay, didn't I? Some guy from Germany sent it?
Nah, I'll never ever ever forgot n_n.
Everyone should send their games to each other.
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i think it definitely was a dissapointment for me, sure when I first got it, i was all talking crazy about it with everyone, but after about halfway through the game, i just couldnt bear myself to finish it, just lost all interest, i evetually did finish it, but for some reason, it just didnt feel like a zelda game to me, idk why.