Yes, if there is anyone who I would recomend this game to, it would be someone like you. They are very similar in compairison, what I call a spiritual successor. Many moments in the game will give you nostalgia as well.Sk8nNotH8n
Ahh excellent, my mouth is watering - that can only be a good sign :)
I like the fact that you can say 'Wii' anywhere in the world and they will know what you mean..it crosses the language barrier, which is nice :)
..apparently the 'ii' is supposed to represent two people playing side-by-side, but it is a four-player console - so shouldn't it be 'Wiiii'? Just a thought :)
I think if you enjoyed OOT you'll enjoy Twilight Princess. It'snot a mass debate.chris3116
Yeah I just saw a couple of weeks ago a thread asking which one was better - but I never really got a feeling if I would like TP or not? ..it was just people saying that OoT was outdated and, thus, paled in comparison..
...I have just (a month ago almost to the day) bought a Wii and am looking forward to expanding my meagre collection. I loved Legend of Zelda: The Ocarina of Time on the Nintendo 64, and I hear that Twilight Princess follows along the same kind of theme...and I was just wondering how it compares? Like I said, I don't want to start a mass debate about 'which is a better title' - just simply, is it a similar game and, if I enjoyed Ocarina, will I enjoy TP? ..what will I enjoy about it? ..and what did you not like so much about it?
I think the bundle with Wii, Wii Remote & Nunchuck and Wii Sports is perfect. I read an article interviewing Reggie from Nintendo (good ol' Reggie!) and he was truely appaulled that, in the UK in particular, the Wii was being bundled with additional games etc. with no option to just buy the Console/Wii Sports bundle in a number of sports. Reggie said that one of the advantages that Wii has over its competitors is the considerable price difference between Wii and the likes of Xbox 360 and PS3 - bundling the Wii with other items considerably closes this gap and thus makes the Wii less appealing...which made Reggie angry. The simple fact is, the Wii is cheap, and anything additional that you bundle with it will have a negative affect on its price. Allowing you to buy affiliated products separately gives you the option to taylor it to your needs - Classic Controllers and Wii Points Cards are, afterall, reasonably priced as it is.
Ive heard they are thinking of things like DVD support
RE4WiiGirl
It's abit early to be talking about Wii 2 isn't it?! ..and I've been told that Wii are going to be made with DVD playback soon - and that you will be able to send your Wii off to Nintendo to get DVD playback on your Wii (in Australia atleast - and it may be subject to a fee)
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