A top down game can be open world. Just watch the trailer, they use the clone stuff to climb over walls and trees, there are no barriers. It's top down but for all intents and purposes it follows their open air design from BoTW/ToTK. They even say its on purpose to make "everyone's experience different"
Was thinking about your post. Does the design if BOTW and TOTK draw from A Link Between Worlds? This new game may be more of a return to the roots of those newer games than it initially appears.
If it has traditional dungeons that's great, that's the main issue with BotW anyway.
I'm just glad they opened the door to M-rated Rareware games. Conker is probably inevitable now.
Nothing wrong with that, the Four Swords version of ALTTP may as well have been lost media up until now.
Oh shit man, I didn't even consider that!
I seem to remember that version having a fair amount of censorship versus the N64 version.
I prefer the N64 version but I'll take either one tbh. If they're doing full ports I'd like Kameo while they're at it, their last game I've really had any interest in. It'd be a good fit for Nintendo.
One every three years? It was a yearly franchise up through 8 and DS.
I am thinking every five years would work. Mario Party is more shit than quality anymore.
The boards look bad in Jamboree. I prefer when they actually looked like board games aesthetically.I am thinking every five years would work. Mario Party is more shit than quality anymore.
If I were you, I'd like to end up like your PFP and kill myself for saying that. Oh, and I liked the Direct. A bit underwhelmed there's no Pokemon Legends Z-A news but it's more likely gonna be later this year. Pokemon things tend to be self-focused in reveals, not to mention its likely gonna be Switch 2 crossreleased like MP4
I don't remember his name and I played Hunters. I just remember he's some bounty hunter that was a rival of Samus and stole something at the end of Federation Force...maybe? (it could have been one of the other ones, I can't honestly remember)
Personally, not too interested in it, but "muh gwaffix!" fags get the rope.But those GameCube graphics, thought.
Models looks disguting.
Superstars was great and Super was at least good. I think we’re back to Mario Party being consistently good after the post-Hudson era.I am thinking every five years would work. Mario Party is more shit than quality anymore.
Zelda has always been open to some degree, though. For example, in a Link to the Past, after you rescue Zelda the first time and come out of the sanctuary, you can basically go anywhere in the light world. You can go to the Village and get some bombs and then go get the ice rod right out of the gate before you even enter the first dungeon if you want, or you can complete the game without getting it at all. There is nothing stopping you from just wandering around other than a few areas with stones you cannot lift until you beat the second dungeon. Just because you can stack tables to get over obstacles, does not mean there will be no barriers in the game similar to the stones in a Link to the Past that you cannot get around until a certain point. I kind of get the impression that that's the purpose the rifts serve. It was only later in the series where they really started locking down your ability to explore the world early on. I thought a Link Between Worlds was a refreshing return to form in this regard, because the tutorials and gates in the world were frankly starting to get retarded by Twilight Princess.
