| Mail |
You might also like: WoW Insider, Massively, and more

Reader Comments (16)

Posted: Sep 22nd 2009 11:19PM ZexionArmando said

  • 2 hearts
  • Report
Does their Z key not work?
Reply

Posted: Sep 22nd 2009 11:24PM (Unverified) said

  • 2 hearts
  • Report
You're thinking of Ubisoft.

*rimshot*
Reply

Posted: Sep 22nd 2009 11:26PM linebeginstoblur said

  • 2 hearts
  • Report
If you're talking about Celda, personally, I am a fan of clever portmanteaus.
Reply

Posted: Sep 22nd 2009 11:27PM (Unverified) said

  • 2 hearts
  • Report
Cel shaded zelda = Celda
Reply

Posted: Sep 22nd 2009 11:20PM (Unverified) said

  • 2 hearts
  • Report
Looks like Harvest Moon to me.
Reply

Posted: Sep 22nd 2009 11:24PM (Unverified) said

  • 2 hearts
  • Report
With a mix of Zelda.


Anyways, how did you get these pictures so fast?
Reply

Posted: Sep 22nd 2009 11:21PM ArchiGamer said

  • 2 hearts
  • Report
Hope its good.
Reply

Posted: Sep 22nd 2009 11:40PM Mr White said

  • 1 heart
  • Report
How many Zelda clones do we need?.
Reply

Posted: Sep 23rd 2009 12:20AM DomoBraden said

  • 3 hearts
  • Report
How many Zelda clones even exist? I can't even think of ten, which I'd say is a pretty small amount considering the franchise is over 20 years old. I say bring on the Zelda clones, as long as they're decent.

Having said that, it still is a bit ridiculous how similar they've made it appear. The lead character seems to be a female clone of Link with a palette swap.
Reply

Posted: Sep 23rd 2009 3:24AM ROBOCOLOSSUS said

  • 2 hearts
  • Report
Metroid Prime is a Zelda clone.

Search your heart, you know it to be true.
Reply

Posted: Sep 23rd 2009 10:41AM samfish said

  • 2 hearts
  • Report
Well, we really only have Okami these days and, I suppose, Beyond Good & Evil, if hey ever un-cancel it.
Reply

Posted: Sep 23rd 2009 2:25AM (Unverified) said

  • 1 heart
  • Report
I was all for this game when the artwork first came out but now it's another gimmicky touch screen game.

Reply

Posted: Sep 23rd 2009 7:29AM (Unverified) said

  • 2 hearts
  • Report
Implying using the touch screen on the DS which the main selling point of the system being a gimmick.
Reply

Posted: Sep 23rd 2009 10:47AM samfish said

  • 2 hearts
  • Report
Good lord, some of you people need to learn what the definition of a gimmick is...
Reply

Posted: Sep 23rd 2009 10:45AM samfish said

  • 2 hearts
  • Report
Yes. Yes, I suspect I WILL ultimately be buying this.

I'm glad to see EA actually trying to breach the core Nintendo base by giving them games they've been proven interested. I can't believe more publishers never try.
I mean, Xbox and 360 got a gluttony of FPS games, PS2 got a ton of JRPGs and action games.
But Nintendo consoles? Nothing. Never any Mario clones, no Zelda clones, not Metroid clones. Not since the SNES days, at least.

Although kudos to Ubisoft for trying to do the same thing with that TMNT game. Just a shame that the roster sucks and...it's TMNT. Not sure that brand has anywhere near the selling power it once did.
Reply

Posted: Sep 23rd 2009 6:14PM (Unverified) said

  • 2 hearts
  • Report
Touch screen controls are fine but not in adventure games especially for controlling the characters.

I wouldn't mind if we are able to use the d-pad to move him around but all touch in this sense is a gimmick.
Reply
Sorry, you must be logged in to leave a comment.

Featured Stories

Engadget

TUAW

Massively

WoW