It's pretty easy, but to somebody who's entirely new to the survival horror series, it'll be around normal difficulty.

I highly recommend you wait for the Wii version, it's a great game, but worth the wait to get the Wii version. Unless of course something goes horribly wrong with the Wii version and the world spirals into a fiery pit of ice.

My brother is convinced that you should always have the Wii on standby mode, and not OFF. He left it on standby mode for about 8 hours. Is that going to mess it up? I tried playing a game, and I got my first freeze.

It seems like every time I get a new system, my brother messes it up and I have to return it, soon after he breaks that one, and then I give up, trade in, buy a new one, he messes that one up. I've wasted a year and a half of all of my money and all of my time on these things and my brother just screws it all up. I'm left with nothing.

My brother says that I should always have it on standby mode because wii is updating itself 24/7. I doubt this is true. I could be wrong, but still.

So is my Wii going to work just fine, any suggestions, true or false on the updating statement? 

You know, people change. Maybe one of Gannandorf's minions just came up to him one day all casual-like, and plainly said to him, "You know dude, this is getting sort of old, wanna just like....I don't know....stop?" Then Gannandorf says, "You know I've been staring at the ceiling in my bed about it for the past few nights. I mean, I'm pretty damn powerful and all, but seriously, getting beaten by a little dude in green clothing? Maybe I should team up with him or something. You know, pal around with him, and if any more villains come around, we can just kick his butt and go home and have some pizza or something, you know?"

Of course that wouldn't be the conversation, or else the world would launch into a black hole, but you see what I'm getting at? Even somebody as evil as Gannondorf could change his mind. Very unlikely, though.

Maybe magic could explain why he teamed up with Link. That would make enough sense....To Caboose at least.

I know a lot of Nintendo gamers aren't big fans of online multiplayer, but come on, you ALL have to be excited about SSBB online. Except of course the people who don't like SSB....*shivers*.

But what you all have to realize is that we have the power to control small boys who only know the words "pwn" and "noob". It should be a ranked skill in online gaming. I've heard some people make annoying little kids cry. Pure pleasure.

I didn't read all of the posts, so I'm sorry if the topic has changed or I'm repeating some of the ideas already explained.

The one thing I HATE about LoZ games is that I never get satisfaction out of slashing at enemies. Am I the o.nly one who has noticed that? I haven't played TP yet, but I'll give examples off of the ones I've played. In OoT, they flash red and you'd hardly know if you hit them or not unless they did flash, as not much noise is made. In WW, there was an improvement as you heard a noise, some kind of instrument I think, everytime you hit them, and the final blow was a big WHACkK. Still, I felt like I should be getting more enjoyment out of it. As for MC, same issue as OoT.

I also dislike a lot of things about LoZ's combat. Fighting is pretty repetitive in that game unless you're fighting a boss/mini-boss. They keep you going in combat by throwing new enemies at you in new dungeons, but sometimes you'll go through a new dungeon with the same monsters. Plus, I notice I'm ALWAYS using my sword, and pretty much never using my shield or my boomerang. I just dodge a lot.

Also, a dark triforce is unnecessary. The triforce is neither good nor evil, it just depends on who it's in the hands of. Maybe somebody harnessed all three pieces of triforce and it went from gold to gray, thus sucking out the energy of the world. The three greatest people in that world: Link, Zelda, and Gannondorf, will be fused into one being that changes forms at will. The world is then ruled by the new villain, and the world is going from lush with forest and wealth to barren and desolate. Certain people in the world possess the 10 gems that can be used to create the power that was used in the original triforce. Once you have harnessed all of the power, you choose who will go on to fight the new villain, Gannondorf, Link, or Zelda. These probably won't be their names in the game, however, because...well you know, rpg. Once the villain is defeated, the ending cutscene will depend on the character you chose. Choosing Link will show you a cutscene that shows the world being transformed into a giant forest full of creatures (Courage). Choosing Zelda will show you a cutscene that shows the world becoming a giant field of peace and harmony (Wisdom). Choosing Gannon will show you a cutscene that shows the world being full of wealthy cities (Power).

As for gameplay, it would be true to the adventure genre, no levelling up, no skills. You will need magic to change forms, and all of the forms will look slightly different than the original. Gannondorf's skin tone will be more human, his cape will be gone, and his clothes will consist of more armor than sorcerers' clothes. Link's hat will be gone, his hair will be longer (and in a ponytail), and his clothes will consist mostly of his traditional garments, but 25% of it will be light armor. As for Zelda, her dress will be darker as well as her make-up, and will look a little older than she usually does. Link is now more of a bow and arrow person, but will still be the master of light swords and dodging. Gannondorf will use less of his powerful magic and start using large swords, but will not be highly skilled with them. Instead, he must buff them as well as himself to be skilled in combat. Zelda will use almost entirely magic, but will have to resort to some low-damage ranged attacks when her magic runs out.

 What do you guys think?