Zelda TP scores a 9.5 by IGN...

[Shintroy]

http://wii.ign.com/objects/748/748589.html

:O Christ I always just go straight to the score at the last page without looking at the one on the side.
Saw a few 8's followed by the 9.5.
Better not screw me over like they did when they gave the Wind Waker a good score.
FFS I wasn't going to travel around to get my triforce map translated by some gay ass Tingle fairys....

 

[Anttaru]

Hey what's the story with making Link right handed ?

I realized this cause all images of Link is authentic by him being a lefty. That and i read about it long ago when i use to subscribe to Nintendo Power magazine.

Eversince the 1st Zelda game all the way to Soul Calibur II it has been tradition to make Link left handed just like his creator. Now they broke the tradition.

 

[Bajaratt]

Hey what's the story with making Link right handed ?

I realized this cause all images of Link is authentic by him being a lefty. That and i read about it long ago when i use to subscribe to Nintendo Power magazine.

Eversince the 1st Zelda game all the way to Soul Calibur II it has been tradition to make Link left handed just like his creator. Now they broke the tradition.

Probably to make more sense given that the wiimote is intended to be held in the right hand. Swinging your right hand to make Link swing his left would be odd and take away from the immersion.

 

[Anttaru]

The Wii mote and the nunchuck controller can be used in boath hands. You can tell just by looking at it.

Maybe because most people are right handed. I would have actually switched to a left handed perspective to play that game.

 

[Taurothar]

From wikipedia:

Link is left-handed, although this detail has changed over time, with his sword hand being different between games. The Adventure of Link instruction booklet describes Link setting off “with a magical sword in his left hand and a magical shield in his right”.[21] In the Super Nintendo release, he alternates hands, but this is due to sprite mirroring. Starting with The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening, Link holds his sword in his left hand and his shield in his right, no matter what direction he is facing. This occurs in the left and right-looking sprites. In The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap, however, Link returns to alternately holding his weapon in the right or the left hand, depending on his orientation. At the beginning of the Four Swords Plus (Four Swords Adventures) manga, Link is referred to as the “left-handed hero” after defeating pirates that were raiding a Hylian town. In addition, Link's figurine description in Wind Waker lists his "manual preference" as left. However, in the animated TV series, Link is right-handed. In the Wii version of Twilight Princess, Link will be right-handed to better fit the game's control scheme. Because of this, the maps in the Wii version have also been mirrored. Due to a normal control scheme, the GameCube version Link will remain left-handed.[2]

 

[Tagrineth]

Better not screw me over like they did when they gave the Wind Waker a good score.

Pfft.

 

[Tymon]

Pfft.

I enjoyed wind waker. The last fight vs Ganondorf was what many people considered one of the best designed fight's in Zelda history.

And I hold the Wii remote in my left hand.

 

[Shintroy]

I enjoyed wind waker. The last fight vs Ganondorf was what many people considered one of the best designed fight's in Zelda history.

And I hold the Wii remote in my left hand.

I thought it was the best too but I didn't feel like gathing stupid coins for some stupid fairy so I just PAR'd my triforce peices then went str8 though the game with infinite health just to see how it ended.

I did enjoy the game up to that point but sheesh.

Links Awakening wasnt even that annoying.

 

[Anttaru]

Oh Wikipedia has got to be the best at what they do, they have info on everything.

 

[Helius]

Why do you think the USA is so dumb, the actual smart people go undergound so they don't cross breed and work on Wikipedia all flippin' day...