1. "No matter how much Zelda you shove down our throats, we will always take it with a smile."

????

Posted at 4:55PM on Aug 27th 2006 by Alabaster 0 stars

2. Only several will adjust? :P

anyways, I can't wait for this game.

Posted at 4:56PM on Aug 27th 2006 by SydRocks 0 stars

3. So when do we start to see magazines with these demos on the cover?

I think we need to get back to playable demos even for the DS or even start to see these demos made more readily available at the download kiosks.

Nintendo:
We need a site that lets us know whats being deployed to your download kiosks. They need to be online and readily updated by your team rather than waiting for a EB Games person to change the cartridge.

Give us something to enjoy rather than a few videos and screenshots!

Posted at 5:01PM on Aug 27th 2006 by amiga_tone 0 stars

4. Amiga_Tone: One of the features of the Wii is that it can shoot out demos of games, so maybe, just maybe, Nintendo will release monthly demos of games to come, ala Xbox Live Marketplace.

This way, you can... "have a taste of all that Zelda you want to shove down your throat... or more..."

Posted at 5:42PM on Aug 27th 2006 by Nushio 3 stars

5. I love how so many games get away with broken control schemes on the DS. How many more times will I hear "The cotrols are tricky, but player will adjust" what happened to the days where the controls were meant to feel natural and intuitive?

At least Non Nintendo made DS games are judged fairly, like Lost Magic and GoldenEye: Rogue Agent.

Posted at 8:54PM on Aug 27th 2006 by Duscrom 0 stars

6. Duscrom,

Where'd that come from? The review said: "The brand new control scheme offers a unique experience in the series. It is really intuitive to guide Link around with the stylus and kill enemies by tapping on them. Even people who have never played any Zelda game ever will know what to do after a few minutes with the game."

I didn't see anything about, "The cotrols[sic] are tricky, but player[sic] will adjust."

Posted at 12:44AM on Aug 28th 2006 by Md 0 stars

7. Personally, I'm looking forward to this new control scheme and agree with Md's comment.

Controlling a 3D or non-grid based isometric game with a D-pad is clumsy, and generally a tie-over from oldschool days when analog sticks weren't available.

The stylus provides a precise and intuitive way to navigate and control a game - AC:WW would be tedious without it, especially for inventory management.

Can't wait for this game... I'm ashamed to say that I've never actually finished a Zelda game before. :(

Posted at 3:10AM on Aug 28th 2006 by Kefka 0 stars

8. 2007?
*faints*

Posted at 9:21AM on Aug 29th 2006 by super maus 0 stars