If SEGA didn't have it in the first place how can it be a loss??? If they first acquired it THEN someone took it you could call that a loss. Saying you lost something you never had seems a bit conceited to me.
I am a Zelda freak. I often ponder getting a Triforce tattoo on my hand, or, a little more extreme, a full Master Sword that runs the length of my spine. So I know it's practically suicide to already be anticipating THE NEXT Zelda on THE NEXT Nintendo "console."
I say "console" because the last "war" really changed how the major companies will play the game (pardon the pun) next time around, and what will be brought to the table probably wont be a console at all. The many who waited the long 2.5 years to hold their own copy of Twilight Princess know how torturous it was. All that hype over the Revolution, desperately searching for scraps of new info every day, weeding through all the speculation for real answers took its toll.
You know your life is pathetic when the happiest time you can remember was speeding home very early in the morning right after the Wii launch with that white box in the gift bag on the passenger seat.
I have enjoyed all the Zelda adventures and so I say to Iwata and Miyamoto, you know the fans are there and will accept what you produce as long as you remain true to Zelda ideal.
I think the next title should be "The Legend of Zelda - The Origin of Magic." Up until now it's been about the Triforce / Sacred Realm, good and evil, dual worlds, etc. While these are integral to their respective games the magic element seems to have been taken for granted. Where did this magic come from? Why is it available to the characters? Surely, it's worth exploring first-person or not.
The comic displayed in this post is inaccurate. Blue shells drop from above. They do not not travel in a horizontal direction right before hitting the target.
I'm sure Nintendo is well under way with the Wii's successor and I'm wondering if they were aware of these new developments and will be incorporating them or is it a quick scramble back to the drawing board.
One thing's for sure: The next console war will spawn some blown minds!!!
Obviously the game's finished if it debuts next month. I bet it was originally intended to tie in with a FULL season of Lost. Now that the writer's strike has destroyed that possibility I'm wondering if the game will reveal secrets ahead of its sibling TV show. Everyone who had a part in making this game probably knows how the show will end. How could they do it without knowing? How will the game end? Time will tell.
Sega Sammy posts loss, job cuts imminent
May 14th 2008 2:31PM (Joystiq)If SEGA didn't have it in the first place how can it be a loss??? If they first acquired it THEN someone took it you could call that a loss. Saying you lost something you never had seems a bit conceited to me.
Miyamoto: Ocarina of Time could have been in first-person perspective
May 11th 2008 6:51PM (Joystiq)I say "console" because the last "war" really changed how the major companies will play the game (pardon the pun) next time around, and what will be brought to the table probably wont be a console at all. The many who waited the long 2.5 years to hold their own copy of Twilight Princess know how torturous it was. All that hype over the Revolution, desperately searching for scraps of new info every day, weeding through all the speculation for real answers took its toll.
This video still brings tears to my eyes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6pB647PE-80
You know your life is pathetic when the happiest time you can remember was speeding home very early in the morning right after the Wii launch with that white box in the gift bag on the passenger seat.
I have enjoyed all the Zelda adventures and so I say to Iwata and Miyamoto, you know the fans are there and will accept what you produce as long as you remain true to Zelda ideal.
I think the next title should be "The Legend of Zelda - The Origin of Magic." Up until now it's been about the Triforce / Sacred Realm, good and evil, dual worlds, etc. While these are integral to their respective games the magic element seems to have been taken for granted. Where did this magic come from? Why is it available to the characters? Surely, it's worth exploring first-person or not.
Stolen laptop recovered with Back To My Mac
May 11th 2008 1:35PM (Engadget)Readers pick best webcomic: Disincentives
May 1st 2008 2:16AM (Joystiq)The Star Wars Retrospective: Episode IV
Apr 28th 2008 10:50AM (Joystiq)Still not as good as these....
http://www.ebaumsworld.com/video/watch/310505/
http://www.ebaumsworld.com/video/watch/310511/
http://www.ebaumsworld.com/video/watch/310516/
Karim Rashid-designed Globalight champagne cooler steals the show
Apr 16th 2008 9:43AM (Engadget)Bag of ice, 99 cents.
It's a no-brainer
Johnny Lee's Wii-nnovations blow TED's collective mind
Apr 12th 2008 8:43PM (Joystiq)I'm sure Nintendo is well under way with the Wii's successor and I'm wondering if they were aware of these new developments and will be incorporating them or is it a quick scramble back to the drawing board.
One thing's for sure: The next console war will spawn some blown minds!!!
Mario Kart Wii boxed, logo'd
Feb 15th 2008 3:04PM (Joystiq)Hacked PlayStation Eye does desktop VR
Feb 2nd 2008 3:57PM (Joystiq)No thanks.
Today's most familiar video: LOST gameplay footage
Jan 25th 2008 1:57AM (Joystiq)Obviously the game's finished if it debuts next month. I bet it was originally intended to tie in with a FULL season of Lost. Now that the writer's strike has destroyed that possibility I'm wondering if the game will reveal secrets ahead of its sibling TV show. Everyone who had a part in making this game probably knows how the show will end. How could they do it without knowing? How will the game end? Time will tell.