This is the awesome.

zepatient · 12-27-2006, 08:35 PM

I got a Wii for Christmas, with LoZ: Twilight Princess. I have been playing it day and night, which explains why the Wii-mote is already dead.

Maximum Spider · 12-27-2006, 09:04 PM

we got the gamecube version

**March of the Covenant** · 12-27-2006, 10:07 PM

This is the SSB forum, this belongs somewhere else.

***CaptHayfever*** · 12-28-2006, 02:29 PM

^Bingo.
Zipped & shipped.

And remember, "I'm-a Luigi, number one!"

Zora · 12-28-2006, 03:16 PM

I was expecting the Gamecube one...

And I got a Wii.

Some surprises are kinda nifty.

MC Luigi · 12-28-2006, 06:33 PM

It is the greatest game i have ever played. I got the GC version for Christmas, but I borrowed my uncles Wii and my cousins TP five days ago. I got the Master Sword and am up to the Yeti's mansion.
Gameplay: Took OOT's battling, MM's non-shifty camera, and WW's battle add-ons and combined them to create this fighting masterpiece. Higher rating for the Wii version.
Size: A good 40 hours worth of gameplay. Huge dungeons, an enourmous overworld, and so much more. Nuff said.
Sound: Remixed and orchestrated OoT music. Thye new Gerudo theme rocks, but I like the old one more. For the Wii version, annoying slashing and sheathing noises give it a down, but the "Ta Na Na NAAAAAA!!!!" and "Te Ne Nuh Nu Nuh NUH NEEEEE!" noises sound cool. Thumps up.
Story: Dang! So good! Constantly twisting and turning, just as I like it. Some parts, like the part that the light spirit explains the fused shadows, are REALLY freaky. But it is really good and nice to work off of.
Voice Acting: Moves on from the old yells and small phrases of WW. In fact, it moved on to complete Hylian dialogue. Sounds cool, and Link sounds a bit different than all the trailers showed. He was supposed to sound like OOT Link, but it sounds like a mix of Fox and OOT Link. Good.
Difficulty: Very logical dungeon design, a bit too logical. I didn't find myself running back and forth much,(only in Yeti's Mansion, Lakebed Temple and Arbiters Grounds) but figuring out what to do inbetween dungeons was pretty tough at times. It took me a while to remember where the Kakariko bridge was.
Bosses: As easy as they are, they are very unique, and most consist of more than one phase. Stallord was pretty tough, and that big Patriarch dude... but Morpheel was waaaaaayyyyyyy too easy. I didn't lose a quarter of a heart that match. They are just as unique as the WW bosses, maybe more, and WW's boss uniqueness is tough to top.

Sorry for writing a review, but this felt like a good place to write it. In short, it tied, maybe beat OoT fot the title of greatest Adventure game ever. But it definately got the title of "Brian Perez's Favorite Video Game Ever".

Wallmaster · 12-31-2006, 04:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Super Luigi128

For the Wii version, annoying slashing and sheathing noises give it a down

Many people have commented on the tinny sound from the control's built-in speaker. Considering everything else did right with the Wii, I'm surprised that they shipped it with such a low quality speaker.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Super Luigi128

"Bosses: As easy as they are", "waaaaaayyyyyyy too easy", "I didn't lose a quarter of a heart that match."

Agreed, I was surprised at the lack of difficulty in almost every boss. I had more trouble fighting the new Iron Knuckles than I did fighting more than half the bosses in the .

Quote:

Originally Posted by Super Luigi 128

In short, it tied, maybe beat OoT fot the title of greatest Adventure ever.

Beats. Blasphemy, I know, but Twilight Princess > Ocarina of Time.

Oh yeah, and congratulations, Zepatient. You'll love it.

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phill · 01-17-2007, 03:37 PM

i got a Wii for christmas and i got to games tp and excite truck. both great games if you have a Wii these are esensial so for my spelling fishing in tp is crazy

Link The Survivor · 01-17-2007, 03:47 PM

Hey, I have a suggestion to help improve the sound quality on the Wii-mote I read online somewhere. It's been suggested of turning down the Wii-mote speaker's volume to about half-way. I've done it and it does seem to help make it sound crisper.

The only real problem with the speaker in the Wii-mote is that it uses a thin plastic diaphram instead of the usual black bit you see when you open up a speaker. If they just switched the diaphram it'd be easily better.

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MC Luigi Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: In YO FACE Gender: Posts: 1,033 Thanks: 41 Thanked 15 Times in 15 Posts Points: 10,341.64 Bank: 23,165.44 Total Points: 33,507.07 Donate	It is the greatest game i have ever played. I got the GC version for Christmas, but I borrowed my uncles Wii and my cousins TP five days ago. I got the Master Sword and am up to the Yeti's mansion. Gameplay: Took OOT's battling, MM's non-shifty camera, and WW's battle add-ons and combined them to create this fighting masterpiece. Higher rating for the Wii version. Size: A good 40 hours worth of gameplay. Huge dungeons, an enourmous overworld, and so much more. Nuff said. Sound: Remixed and orchestrated OoT music. Thye new Gerudo theme rocks, but I like the old one more. For the Wii version, annoying slashing and sheathing noises give it a down, but the "Ta Na Na NAAAAAA!!!!" and "Te Ne Nuh Nu Nuh NUH NEEEEE!" noises sound cool. Thumps up. Story: Dang! So good! Constantly twisting and turning, just as I like it. Some parts, like the part that the light spirit explains the fused shadows, are REALLY freaky. But it is really good and nice to work off of. Voice Acting: Moves on from the old yells and small phrases of WW. In fact, it moved on to complete Hylian dialogue. Sounds cool, and Link sounds a bit different than all the trailers showed. He was supposed to sound like OOT Link, but it sounds like a mix of Fox and OOT Link. Good. Difficulty: Very logical dungeon design, a bit too logical. I didn't find myself running back and forth much,(only in Yeti's Mansion, Lakebed Temple and Arbiters Grounds) but figuring out what to do inbetween dungeons was pretty tough at times. It took me a while to remember where the Kakariko bridge was. Bosses: As easy as they are, they are very unique, and most consist of more than one phase. Stallord was pretty tough, and that big Patriarch dude... but Morpheel was waaaaaayyyyyyy too easy. I didn't lose a quarter of a heart that match. They are just as unique as the WW bosses, maybe more, and WW's boss uniqueness is tough to top. Sorry for writing a review, but this felt like a good place to write it. In short, it tied, maybe beat OoT fot the title of greatest Adventure game ever. But it definately got the title of "Brian Perez's Favorite Video Game Ever".

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Link The Survivor Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2000 Location: 日本の名古屋 Gender: Posts: 5,607 Thanks: 1 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Points: 2,316.99 Bank: 500.00 Total Points: 2,816.99 Donate	Hey, I have a suggestion to help improve the sound quality on the Wii-mote I read online somewhere. It's been suggested of turning down the Wii-mote speaker's volume to about half-way. I've done it and it does seem to help make it sound crisper. The only real problem with the speaker in the Wii-mote is that it uses a thin plastic diaphram instead of the usual black bit you see when you open up a speaker. If they just switched the diaphram it'd be easily better.