Filed under: Console War, Game Boy, Nintendo, Nintendo DS, Nintendo Gamecube
I found this while browsing Gonintendo. This just shows how much ownage nintendo dishes out for portable gaming.
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Article Taken From 1UP.com. This is a really great in-depth discription of the controlls for The Legend Of Zelda: Twilight Princess.
The Controller
Yeah, yeah, you swing the controller to swing Link’s sword. You point the Remote at the TV to aim arrows and boomerangs. Does this news freak you out? Leave you trembling in paroxysms of fear? It shouldn’t. For all the proclamations of doom, for all the dread that a departure from Zelda’s traditional controls would break the game, Twilight Princess’ Wii functionality is shockingly intuitive, impressively precise, and gloriously playable.
For one thing, all those concerns that you’d wear out your arm waving it for the duration of a 70-hour adventure are unfounded. Swinging Link’s sword requires nothing more than a quick flick of the Remote. And remember, this is Zelda, not some hack-and-slash brawler. Zelda’s swordplay has always been precise and meaningful, and this is no different. Plus, traditional functions like Z-targeting are still in place. It plays just like Wind Waker or Ocarina of Time… the difference being that you have one fewer button to fumble with. Flick the controller once to draw Link’s sword, and again to launch a sword attack. It’s effortless.
Filed under: Nintendo Nation
Please welcome our newest member Darkfire. He wanted to help us start off our original site but there were some restrictions that did not allow it. Well here is his chance.
Sonic Solutions has been hired by Nintendo to put DVD capabilities in future wii’s. Not all the details have been announced. Get the info here.
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Filed under: Nintendo
Got this off of Gonintendo. Very cool, The mountain of cash gets higher and higher for nintendo. I wan’t to purchase Nintendo stock!
As you see by the numbers Nintendo is ready to do some MASSIVE DAMAGE!!!1!
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