The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (Nintendo Selects)
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- Combines the interface features of the Wii with the Zelda franchise
- Amazing horseback combat system
- Attacks, moves, and even fishing, are controlled with the Wii Remote
- Link transforms into different creatures as part of his quest
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When an evil darkness enshrouds the land of Hyrule, a young farm boy named Link must awaken the hero and the animal within. When Link travels to the Twilight Realm, he transforms into a wolf and must scour the land with the help of a mysterious girl named Minda. Using the power and unique control of the Wii console, The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess has incredibly precise aiming control. The Wii Remote and the Nunchuk controller are used for a variety of game activities, including fishing a
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (Nintendo Selects)
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Great gameplay, timeless characters, a little rough around the edges, terrific value!,
Zelda is one of the greatest franchises in gaming and for good reason. Over the past 20 plus years some of the best adventure games around have been based on one boy (Link) trying to find and save his princess (Zelda). The Zelda games have always be known for the expansive world set in Hyrule and its long adventuring and Twilight Princess is no different. Twilight Princess may be the biggest Zelda game to date and the world is rendered in generally beautiful environments. Some of the textures can be rough but overall, even though its been out for 4.5 years now it’s still a beautiful product.
Zelda, and Nintendo games in ganeral have always been about gameplay and Twilight Princess gives a great offering in this department as well. The puzzles and dungeons are excellent and the stunning boss fights will leave you breathless. There are some control flaws as you can tell motion control wasn’t quite figured out yet at the time. To swing Link’s sword, which is a very common action, you “waggle” the Wii remote. It’s not as precise or immersing as a motion plus game like Red Steel 2 or the upcoming Skyward Sword but it gets the job done and you won’t become exhausted or anything like that.
Also, some new gameplay mechanics are thrown in there. I don’t want to give out any spoilers but I’ll just say Link has some transformations that mix up the gameplay.
Lastly, this re-release at $20 is an excellent value. To beat the game is well over 20 hours your first time through so you’re defintley getting your money’s worth. Twilight Princess was a launch title on Wii and originally a Gamecube game (though it came out for Wii first) and it shows in some parts. Some Wii games look better and utlize the controller better, but this is still one of the best games on Wii and considering the console is in a bit of a drought and we’re still waiting on Skyward Sword this should be a no-brainer if you’ve never played the game.
Edit – Of course I know Skyward Sword is out now. Pick that game up if you haven’t already but if you’ve played through that and want more Zelda on Wii, be sure to get this one!
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|An excellent deal,
If you are inquiring as to whether this game is good, it is phenomenal. It is a long game, and it is a beautiful game. This new $20 Nintendo Selects deal is the best video game deal I have seen in regards to this game being one of the games available for $20.
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|A reason to become a Zelda fan,
I’ve just finished playing the game and being still under euphoria, decided to write this review to share my thoughts and feelings.
The first thing I liked about this game is that the game is VERY long. It took me almost 60 hours or 2 months to finally beat the game.
The second is graphics. Knowing a bit modest graphics capability of Wii, the game is very beautiful and – the most important – mature-looking. Comparing this game’s graphics to the ones of the previous Zelda titles (which I saw only on screenshots, to be honest..), this game looks almost like a movie rather than like cartoon.
The third thing is the plot. After a slow beginning, which is kinda training section, the actual game begins and after each mission newer and newer details and even shocking secrets being revealed.
The fourth is the gameplay. You can do literally everything in this game. You wouldn’t just walk around and kill enemies. Not in this game =) Literally every next step you’ll think what to do next. And of course the huge free-roaming game world full of interesting stuff like collectible items, puzzles, secrets and side quests.
For my shame, I never played any Zelda game before. But after this game I am sure I will. This game was the real reason for me to become a Zelda fan.
I strictly recomment this game for everyone who likes adventure genre. You will not be disappointed.
Beleive me.
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