Twilight Princess Gamecube VS Wii

Is there really a difference in Twilight Princess besides the controls when comparing the GC and Wii? I'm wondering which one to get. The GC is cheaper so I'm leading more towards that.

You'll find your answers here.

I already looked at that one..why do u think i made this thread? And that guy already has the gamecube game.

This 5 minute video sums it up

thx that's exactly what i was looking for :D

I prefer the GC version. Sword swinging is more precise,and being the pretentious person I am,the game has more glitches and sequence breaks to take advantage of.

I perfer the Gamecube version too but that doesn't mean that the Wii version isn't bad either.

I found the wii version to be better all around, the new controls better aiming and a few other things just made it feel a bit newer as the video the other user posted above illustrates. But from what i can tell everyone usually likes the first version of the game they played, those who didnt pick up the wii right away like the gamecube version and vice versa. But like most people have said its a matter of opinion and their both great, I own both versions of the game but if i had to recommend one over the other it would be the Wii version hands down.

I found the wii version to be better all around, the new controls better aiming and a few other things just made it feel a bit newer as the video the other user posted above illustrates. But from what i can tell everyone usually likes the first version of the game they played, those who didnt pick up the wii right away like the gamecube version and vice versa. But like most people have said its a matter of opinion and their both great, I own both versions of the game but if i had to recommend one over the other it would be the Wii version hands down.

Gohansephiroth

Aside from the controls, the only differences between the two are the visual side of things. The Wii version is a flipped version of the GCN one (this was done so that Link holds his sword in his right hand). Also, the Wii version supports widescreen (the GCN version doesn't). Other than that, there are no differences. And contrary to the beliefs of some, the Wii version does not have improved graphics.

I think they are the same, aside from the controls.

The Wii version is slightly more enjoyable, but I'd recommend the GC one just because it's cheaper and they're almost identical.

I think they are the same, aside from the controls.

unrealtron

I found the wii version to be better all around, the new controls better aiming and a few other things just made it feel a bit newer as the video the other user posted above illustrates. But from what i can tell everyone usually likes the first version of the game they played, those who didnt pick up the wii right away like the gamecube version and vice versa. But like most people have said its a matter of opinion and their both great, I own both versions of the game but if i had to recommend one over the other it would be the Wii version hands down.

Gohansephiroth

I've only played the GC version personally (and enjoyed it a lot), but everyone I've spoken to who has played both versions, prefers the GC one, some even quite heavily. The navi pointer seems to be a real annoyance.

I personally love the motion sword controls and fishing, and pointer control of the bow and arrow and boomerang. So I say the Wii version. Also of course anyone who has an HDTV or will soon get one, should go with the Wii version for the widescreen mode. I hate playing 4:3 games on my tv. Also I guess you get the added benenift of being able to go out to the Wii menu with the Wii version instead of turning the system off like you have to do with Gamecube games.

I've only played the GC version personally (and enjoyed it a lot), but everyone I've spoken to who has played both versions, prefers the GC one, some even quite heavily. The navi pointer seems to be a real annoyance.

DraugenCP

Ohhh god not navi again!

i played the wii version and was pretty cool i guess.. for a NPC game

however the gamecube one felt more like the oldschool zelda and less cumbersome to do the moves the knight teaches you. i also thought the graphics on the wii were a bit soft and the gamecube one had more color.

I dont care whether link is left handed or not. Last time i checked he wasnt always blond. He used to have brown hair.

I started disliking when he turned blonde but I could stand it. But when does some one swich hands of being better with. Atleast make him ambadextrios. Hair color changing is different.