7th December 2011, 7:52 PM
http://arstechnica.com/gaming/news/2011/...-games.ars
So he's focusing on smaller stuff, possibly anything that catches his interest, like maybe he's doing laundry and decides to make some sort of detergent based game. He's not gone, but I'm just glad that his Zelda series is in good hands. I can safely say that Skyward Sword is nearing the position of "Best Zelda Game Ever", yes, that's above OOT and my personal favo 2D Zelda, Link's Awakening. Considering that Zelda is my favorite series in gaming, I'm basically saying this Zelda may be the best GAME ever. The problems with the backwards save system are annoying and should be reversed but that can be overlooked thanks to save points being in practically every single room in the game and the simple fact that it is an AMAZING game, and LONG. This game proves that today's games need not sacrifice quality for quantity.
Miyamoto may be Willy Wonka, but he's found his Charlie Bucket. Good Day Sir!
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So he's focusing on smaller stuff, possibly anything that catches his interest, like maybe he's doing laundry and decides to make some sort of detergent based game. He's not gone, but I'm just glad that his Zelda series is in good hands. I can safely say that Skyward Sword is nearing the position of "Best Zelda Game Ever", yes, that's above OOT and my personal favo 2D Zelda, Link's Awakening. Considering that Zelda is my favorite series in gaming, I'm basically saying this Zelda may be the best GAME ever. The problems with the backwards save system are annoying and should be reversed but that can be overlooked thanks to save points being in practically every single room in the game and the simple fact that it is an AMAZING game, and LONG. This game proves that today's games need not sacrifice quality for quantity.
Miyamoto may be Willy Wonka, but he's found his Charlie Bucket. Good Day Sir!
:mario:
:question: <img src="http://www.tcforums.com/creativity/shigeru/images/shiggywonka.jpg">
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