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1/7/2015 4:20:15 PM
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I think that the new Zelda will be awesome but I don't think it'll be coming out until 2016. I like how they have gone back to a sort of open world game with A Link Between Worlds.
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I honestly thought A Link Between Worlds was just a remake but man did they switch it but it still rings the same in a way. You are right though, they completly went kept that aspect of ot true to the original.
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Ya it was nice that they switched things up and wanted to try new mechanics that weren't too gimmicky and were pretty good! One of the better Zelda's in quite sometime. Another thing I thought was neat was you didn't have to wait or do certain events to get certain weapons and items and pretty much had them from the start which is different than most Zelda's.
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Edited by PoweredByClovers: 1/7/2015 4:41:41 PMYeah I agree about the weapons, I actually thought to mention it, but its very reminiscent of the classic LoZ for pc in that aspect.
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Ya it an important feature because Nintendo likes to try out ideas on smaller stuff and get feedback before they implement them in a main series game. It's the the same they are doing with Star Fox U when Miyamoto said it was working along side project guard and project giant robot and also Steel Diver because it's basically Star Fox in a submarine and the director of that's helping with Star Fox U.
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I thought the fact that you could get every weapon/item at the start kind of ruined the experience since in previous Zelda games, you would receive the item in that temple and use throughout the entire temple and having the item before the temple, to me, ruined part if the experience
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Really? I thought it was nice to have them up front instead of having to play in a certain order to get stuff. If they are really trying to for an open world experience/story then it would kind of be counter productive to have temples that need certain items and you can access them until later in the game.
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I get that and I felt the same way simply because I'm biased from the Ocarina of Time (first zelda game) but the original was very much like this and some people prefer it. All a matter of opinion. It was also frustrating for me going for a particular dungeon and not having the right item to get inside and have to go back, i ended up just buying them all at the start which sorta ruined it for me as well.
