It looks great, unlike Skyward Sword this actually seems to have a more interesting aesthetic. All in all Zelda had a really good showing. Easily the one of the best showings of E3.
A game we have seen 100000 times before. waste of time
Usually I dont mind people complaining about games being safe, but rolling out with this tired complaint now that series like Resident Evil, Zelda, FF, GoW are shaking things up considerably (for better or for worse), just sounds dumb.
Okay, this is as good a thread as any to ask this, so let me float this question: where in the timeline is this game? Cause I can't seem to fit it anywhere.
Also, that rusted Master Sword in the end of the trailer gives me chills for some reason.
Okay, this is as good a thread as any to ask this, so let me float this question: where in the timeline is this game? Cause I can't seem to fit it anywhere.
Also, that rusted Master Sword in the end of the trailer gives me chills for some reason.
WW Leaf creatures put it in the Wind Waker timeline no?
I ignore Wolf Link as that seems to be an amiibo extra more than a world building detail.
Okay, this is as good a thread as any to ask this, so let me float this question: where in the timeline is this game? Cause I can't seem to fit it anywhere.
Also, that rusted Master Sword in the end of the trailer gives me chills for some reason.
WW Leaf creatures put it in the Wind Waker timeline no?
I ignore Wolf Link as that seems to be an amiibo extra more than a world building detail.
We have the Koroks- that's post WW. We have the machinery and ancient civilization. That's pre-SS. We have the ruined temple of time. Post TP. We have the rusted Master Sword. Post-ALBW. It's literally in four separate branches of the timeline at once.
Okay, this is as good a thread as any to ask this, so let me float this question: where in the timeline is this game? Cause I can't seem to fit it anywhere.
Also, that rusted Master Sword in the end of the trailer gives me chills for some reason.
WW Leaf creatures put it in the Wind Waker timeline no?
I ignore Wolf Link as that seems to be an amiibo extra more than a world building detail.
We have the Koroks- that's post WW. We have the machinery and ancient civilization. That's pre-SS. We have the ruined temple of time. Post TP. We have the rusted Master Sword. Post-ALBW.
I'd be suprised if it does anything beyond improving framerate, resolution and higher texture maps.
Game will probably look more "contrasty". As this seems to always be the case with "remasters" or higher end re-releases.
I wouldnt expect extra geometry and, prop density and general higher world detail. But who knows.
Probably will have - 1080p, better AF, less lod pop in, higher res textures and shadows. The lighting doesn't need to be touched, but they might bump up the models a bit, though it's not necessary. They didn't touch the polygon counts in WW or TP HD. Framerate won't be touched.
I'll pick it up on Wii U first then NX later, i'm not an early adopter lol.
Okay, this is as good a thread as any to ask this, so let me float this question: where in the timeline is this game? Cause I can't seem to fit it anywhere.
Also, that rusted Master Sword in the end of the trailer gives me chills for some reason.
WW Leaf creatures put it in the Wind Waker timeline no?
I ignore Wolf Link as that seems to be an amiibo extra more than a world building detail.
We have the Koroks- that's post WW. We have the machinery and ancient civilization. That's pre-SS. We have the ruined temple of time. Post TP. We have the rusted Master Sword. Post-ALBW. It's literally in four separate branches of the timeline at once.
The timelines are being brought back together :o
But seriously, I wouldnt put too much weight on ruined ToT and rusted MS. They can just explain that with a time jump (and they actually have with the reveal by some journos playing the demo reading stuff about Link being asleep for a long time and something something about Calamity Ganon being contained for the same duration?)
Important items and buildings get rebuild/reforged all the time in these loosely connected games :P
I'd be suprised if it does anything beyond improving framerate, resolution and higher texture maps.
Game will probably look more "contrasty". As this seems to always be the case with "remasters" or higher end re-releases.
I wouldnt expect extra geometry and, prop density and general higher world detail. But who knows.
Probably will have - 1080p, better AF, less lod pop in, higher res textures and shadows. The lighting doesn't need to be touched, but they might bump up the models a bit, though it's not necessary. They didn't touch the polygon counts in WW or TP HD. Framerate won't be touched.
I'll pick it up on Wii U first then NX later, i'm not an early adopter lol.
Wind Waker actually got a polygon count bump in certain items iirc
Why do Nintendo games look so bad in screengrabs and other games can still look OK? I'm guessing it has a lot to do with the artstyle? I've seen off-screen footage on youtube on which the game looked beautiful. Nothing like most of the pictures I've seen on fora.
@93BlackHawk93: I'm in the same boat. This is Zelda it's like my favorite series... And it's looking so promising I already know I won't be able to stop myself from buying the damn thing day one.
Why do Nintendo games look so bad in screengrabs and other games can still look OK? I'm guessing it has a lot to do with the artstyle? I've seen off-screen footage on youtube on which the game looked beautiful. Nothing like most of the pictures I've seen on fora.
Nintendo has always sucked at screenshots for every game.
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