This game is an absolute masterclass in game design, game interactivity, sound design and graphical design. Those that harken back to Ocarina really are under-stating Miyamoto's progression as a game designer and visionary. You can like OoT better if you must, but you must acknowledge Miyamoto's persistence in pushing Zelda to ever-increasing new heights. This game has double the creativity that OoT had as far as I have noticed (and I'm only 4 hours in).

I have the 'mini' Tactics Ogre soundtrack that came with the limited edition. I find that it is not enough material for the extra money! I want more of the music!

@Darnasian I agree with you. That's why I don't think it's fair to compare PCs with consoles because consoles have made a commitment to a hardware set. And buyers have made a commitment to the units.

@MEDzZ3RO You sound like the guy in the 19th century who said that within a few years the field of physics will be a closed book.

....aaaannnnnd cut! Alright let's try that again people. Oh, and where's wardrobe? Huh? Whaddya mean? The actors dressed themselves?!

My experience with Vista compared with the article prologue: "shoddy driver support" - Out of 81 installed programs, 1 was incompatible. "ridiculously slower" - Home notebook Vista is markedly faster than my P4HT work desktop. "huge memory upgrade to run as well as the operating system it's replacing" - I have the same amount of RAM for a faster computer. I'm sick of the XP traditionalists resisting upgrades. I remember all the 2K users banging on about XP. Who wants to embarass themselves like that again? I sure don't. If it were up to these people, we'd be running perfected versions of Windows 95. Embrace the change - it makes thing better faster and better things become cheaper quicker.

Any work that gives more than it receives is art if you ask me. Games give so much to so many.

Zombie nipple-cripple. That's what the wii can lookforward to.