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Nintendo Direct Speculation |OT6| OT7 Has Been Rated in Korea
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You don't speak for everyone, 2D Zelda games aren't nearly as popular, and a 3D remake of LA would have sold much better.
Oh yeah, it disappointed so much that almost all Nintendo games in 2019 has more than 80 on Metacritic, and from June to November you had constant memes and images on Twitter about Nintendo killing it.
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You lack ambition and are a Nintendo fan who's easy to please. Get out of here.
EDIT: Sorry, I was being sarcastic. Should have used '/s'.
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I was looking at the list of Nintendo Directs on wikipedia and someone seems to think we're getting one soon lol
It's based of a 4chan post where they said it would be on the switches 3rd anniversary
the topdown Zeldas sell and are rated as much as the 3d ones :)
If we started using only popularity and sales data to argue which games should be made, we might as well just burn this entire thread down right now.
I never saw these memes you speak of and I thought the games (except for fe) were disappointing. To me.
i can't be objective about it bit I lived in Egypt when I was young and Oracle of ages/seasons were the only one available and they were my first GBC game so I really like them and have fond memory of them but again was quite young
the boss gameplay i like it and the fact that we could travel throughout the seasons/past-future those were good gameplay ideas imho.
i never played Links awakening (original games were so expensive there) and will play it on the switch after finishing pokemon Sword
Just making a game 3D for the sake of it is a bad idea.
With how much you would have to change, might aswell just make a new game then.
But then there's the budget.
Sure a full 3D game could possibly have sold better, but it would also have been more expensive and time consuming.
And it's not like people aren't getting any 3D Zelda.
The smaller Zelda titles dying out would have been very sad, I'm happy they still have a home on Switch and didn't stop on 3DS, even if I would have liked something more original like in the Gameboy/GBA days.
Just because you don't like that gameplay style because it feels too "archaic" for you, don't just try to take it away from others.
All that would be is a up-rez. That's why I think it has a decent chance of happening.
then everyone will realize how much better A Link Between Worlds is
the perfect plan
I adore top-down Zelda and will happily pay for an Oracle of Ages remake, an Oracle of Seasons remake, and a Minish Cap remake all with the same cute diorama style.
A "3D" remake would be a completely different game.
A "3D" remake would be a completely different game.
Playing through this at the moment on Switch (my final Zelda game to finish). It really is the black sheep of the series. And I agree, out of all of the Zelda games it would probably benefit the most from being re-done.
These are quite the takes.
Correct takes, too!
*runs*
*runs*
I was looking at the list of Nintendo Directs on wikipedia and someone seems to think we're getting one soon lol
We need a 20 minute video analysing this leak, stat!
I had never played LA before the Switch remake.
For me it is the kind of game you forget all of its flaws given how good it is.
I started hating it because of the abscence of HD Rumble (a very important feature for me) and the unexcusable performance (seriously, one of the worst Nintendo games ever in this regard), but it was slowly convincing me to the point of getting emotional when the credits rolled.
Really good videogame.
For me it is the kind of game you forget all of its flaws given how good it is.
I started hating it because of the abscence of HD Rumble (a very important feature for me) and the unexcusable performance (seriously, one of the worst Nintendo games ever in this regard), but it was slowly convincing me to the point of getting emotional when the credits rolled.
Really good videogame.
That's probably why Link is in Mario Maker 2; they're prototyping a Zelda 2 remake or spin off.
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Ignoring all that "ambition" nonesense talk, you'll have to admit LA HD really failed to follow up ALBW's silky smooth 2D-movement.
(8-directional movement should have stayed dead dammit)
It was so good I really can't enjoy myself playing the older 2D entries (except for the DS titles).
(8-directional movement should have stayed dead dammit)
It was so good I really can't enjoy myself playing the older 2D entries (except for the DS titles).
Does Zelda team still have the paradigm of dedicated 2D and 3D teams? Regardless LAHD was a big disappointment for me, I'd much rather see them create a new 2D Zelda rather than do a 1:1 remake of a game I've already played. Especially since ALBW was so good and 7 years ago.
That is not complete true since they're doing the Mana remakes, Octopath Traveler, and a new Bravery Default game. So their AA effects have been good. Their AAA effects is what kinda stalled.
Can be applied to many games. I agree with you, enough with remakes.
And because resources are limited. Something people seem to forget time and time again.
it was the first Zelda game I loved, too
but ALBW took pretty much everything it did and did it better
And it isn't just Nintendo. One of Capcom's best selling games last year was a remake of RE2 and Square seems to be putting a lot of work in the remake of Trials of Mana after they cheeped out on the Secret of Mana remake. I mean, Square's biggest title for nearly half a decade is a remake.
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