The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess Nintendo Wii
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Product Details: The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
| Genre | Role-Playing |
|---|---|
| Style | Third-Person 3D Action RPG |
| Platform | Wii |
| Release Date | 2006-11-19 |
| Features | Features Dolby Pro Logic II |
| Number of Same Screen Players | 1 |
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Product Description: The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
Familiar elements from previous Zelda games have made the transition to Twilight Princess, albeit with new twists afforded by the motionsensor controls. As players explore puzzlefilled dungeons, they will shake, point, pull back, and tilt their controllers to throw boomerangs, fire arrows, launch a hookshot, swing a sword, and more. Link can even continue his battles on horseback, running at full gallop into packs of mounted enemies. Twilight Princess also includes several optional minigames, from canoeing to herding to fishing. The latter has players flicking the Wii Remote to cast the line and then jerking it back to reel the fish in. ~ Scott Alan Marriott, All Game Guide
User Reviews: The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
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Best game ever
, December 19, 2006Reviewer: Robert O - See all Robert O's reviews -
Game of the year
, December 19, 2006Pros: masterfull storey, hirule is amazeing, best doungens ever, great side quest, leanthey quest, controls work perfetcly.
Cons: some might be let down by the graphics and lack of VO.
This game is not only game of the year but one of the greast games of all time. The wii controls work perfectly. Swinging your arms like a sowrd, or holding the controler like a bow to shoot one is great and dosent fell gimicey. The storey is suprizeingly dark but masterfull. The score in this game is one of the best in Zelda historey and the sounds that come out of the wii mote only makes me love it more. The quest can take 60 hrs+ to beat and theres side quest. I have nothing bad to say about this game except maybe next time we can get some VO. ...
Pro Reviews: The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
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The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess - Wii
It's a classic Zelda adventure in traditional form, and while it might not bring anything new to the party, it's a good homecoming and an entertaining time machine that will take you back all the way to 1987. more...
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Pros: graphics are top-notch, the storyline pulls you in, controls are so easy to master
Cons: None as far as I can tell
This game is definitely going to be in the running for Game of the Year. When I was on line waiting to purchase this game when it first came out, I knew I had something special, but when I started playing it was more then special. This game basically takes everything you loved from Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask and enhances it to a whole new level of gaming. The story is just so creative and draws you in. It's something you've never seen in a game before. Unless of course you wanna talk about Metroid Prime 2 going from light world to dark world and back, but that's a whole other review. lol. I think this game does touch on that concept, but is different to where you can't really compare the two. I'm not going to go into the storyline at all for those of you who haven't played the game yet because I myself have only gotten up to Hyrule field for the first time. However, from what I have played, this game is worth it just for the story alone. Graphically, it doesn't disappoint. Everything is the way it should be and looks just as good as any Xbox or PS3 game. The sounds, as all of you Zelda fanatics know, is what makes a Zelda game. From the opening theme to the cave music to when you pick up a rupee to when you find a hidden key or button for a door. It's all here and sounds amazing as it always does. The controls are the easiest Nintendo could have possibly made them. A flick of your wrist swings the sword. A small rotation of the stick does a spinning sword attack. Z-targeting makes all that even easier. It can't be no easier then that until they come up with a mind control controller. :-P That's all I really have to say about this game. For all you lazy people out there, the Wii is definitely not for you. ...