The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess GameCube

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

By Muhammad  Jun 14, 2005 | 5 out of 6 found this The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess review helpful

Pros: Everything was Great

Cons: Everything was Great

When I first saw the E3 2004 trailer for this game, I was amazed beyond belief. My hairs were sticking up, I had goosebumps, and I went into a coma for a minute. I grew up loving the Zelda series. My first game was Ocarina of Time. And every Zelda ga...me seemed to get better and better. The timeline behind the games started to make sense, and everything was perfect. That is, it WAS perfect until I saw the E3 2004 trailer. The trailer redefined the word "perfect". The trailer was perfection in a one-minute video game trailer. I've been on the lookout for more news on this game, but then I realised something; I don't want the storyline behind the game given away. Because of that, I decided to stick to the trailers for the game and nothing else. Nobody likes to have a game's storyline ruined. In late 2004 (or was it early 2005?), Nintendo realised another trailer at the Game Developer's Conference. This new trailer looked amazing. I was glad to see that Nintendo brought back some old characters and remade them. The undead creatures in the trailer were quite suprising. One of the creatures scared me a bit. At that time, Nintendo said the game would come out in the fourth quarter of 2005. I awaited it eagerly. Then it happened, the moment I've been waiting for; E3 2005. At E3, Nintendo had a playable demo of the game, and a new trailer. The new trailer can be viewed at www.nintendo.com. Because of the playable demo, I've avoided many websites and magazines, because I know that they know the full storyline behind the game, and I do not want to have the game ruined. So, I've went undercover to avoid any unwanted spoilers. Nintendo said that the game will come out Holiday 2005, so everybody thinks that it'll come out exactly on December 25. But they're wrong. Holiday shoping begins in early December, so that's probably when we'll get the game. I am eagerly awaiting this game, which promised us over 90 hours of video gaming. In conclusion, THE LEGEND OF ZELDA: TWILIGHT PRINCESS IS GOING TO RULE! Read more Less