@munoz520 Song is being very smart. They are watching their main competitor drive itself further into the ground with every announcement they make . Now, Sony can **** all of that up by then pulling the same bullshit, but right now, Microsoft is Sony's biggest ally, which is pretty fucking pathetic.

@Raditz5 Yep. I was willing to give them E3 to convince me otherwise. This kills any chance of that. I can't always active connect to the internet once a day. **** Microsoft.

And this pretty kills any chance of me getting the "One." This is utter bullshit. Not all of us have active connections to internet 24/7. Absolutely fucking retarded on Microsofts part, and I see absolutely no reason why they are doing this. Congrats Microsoft, I am now giving you the big middle fucking finger, and going to enjoy my next gen entertainment somewhere else.

@Celsius765 @TheGamerPhenom @BrutalPandaX2 I always found the armor to be more of a novelty. I didn't get it until well after I beat the game. It's more there in my eyes just as an added bonus, just like the Magic Armor from WW. As for the bugs, yeah, I could've done without them, but that alone wasn't enough to bother me. It was one small facet of the game for me personally.

@Celsius765 @TheGamerPhenom @b74kd3th Eh. Agree to disagree. I felt like Twilight Princess upped the difficult quite a bit from the days.of the old games. Maybe it's because I grew up playing them, but the old games, LTTP, MM, OOT, Link's Awakening, etc .etc., never seemed very challenging to me, while TP actually stepped it up a bit. And as you said, the game looked phenomenal. And while Zant may not have been all that challenging, the Ganon fight was incredibly entertaining.

Like I said, I thought SS could use some serious work, and wasn't the best for the Zelda franchise, but outside of that, I'm still ok going forward.

If he wants to do something new, I think he's earned the right to do so. But at the same time, I have no problems if he keeps up with the work on Zelda. Skyward Sword may not have been good, but outside of that, I've had no problems with any of the games, and quite a few have been amazing. I have no doubt that LTTP2 will be just as great.

@Celsius765 @BrutalPandaX2 Zant may not have been great, but the Ganon fight was possibly one of the best boss fights I've done in quite some time. You didn't have to collect the dumb bugs, and the armors were pretty cool IMO. The game was just as lengthy as some others. I don't deny I didn't like Skyward Sword, but that was more because the stupid accessory was a pain to use, and not the game itself.

@Celsius765 @b74kd3th Retired? Are you crazy? Skyward Sword was meh for me, but outside of that, every game in the series, even some of the less popular ones, have been incredible if you ask me. Twilight Princess takes a lot of bashing, but the game itself was phenomenal. And we don't even need to get into the games before that one (Windwaker, OOT, MM, LTTP, and so on). I for one, and psyched for LTTP2

@RedWave247 Eh, why do new things, when many of the established franchises they already have are so damn good, right? Bash the consoles all you want (and they have been pretty bad, although they continue to course correct on the 3DS), but as far as games are concerned, Nintendo is still right up there at the top.

@Earthen80 I might not buy a Wii-U for Zelda alone, but if they can get me a strong 3D, 64-esque Mario, a Zelda game, maybe a Metroid game, and maybe a Pokemon game, I'll be all over it. They may not be able to ride selling a console based on just ONE major series, but they can if they get their act together and get all of their popular franchises going on the Wii-U. And when it happens, I will likely go and get it, because while consoles may not be at an all time high for Nintendo, the games have been as strong as ever IMO.