froztyman

what a nice son, and what a modern mom

Is there still chance for a DS version, i mean how many have played Four swords on GBA, not many I think...

Delays means quality, just look at Blizzards games! If they ever pick up production of Starcraft:Ghost again and finish it (by 2009 or something) it will be as awesome as Zelda.

Maybe the Wii will give Cartman some much needed exercise?

Its not next-gen dude, but its the best looking game of this generation. The only game I can think of that rivals it is Jade Empire, which is on a more powerful machine. And just because next-gen graphics are sharper, doesent mean they look better.

How do I view it? Is it on youtube?

If a game keeps selling at full price theres no point in dropping the price, its the same thing with many PS2 games

I just hope thay still have made the cube-version as solid as you would expect after all these delays, the delays were caused by the wii-conversion, I just hope it doesént affect the quality of the gamecube-game.

How much is an australian dollar? Since there is only one retailer and also limited stock they can overcharge it... I want both versions, presto!

i never picked this one up, i´m still hoping dor a DS release

is 15th dec real? No other site has posted it...

http://www.webhallen.com/prod.php?id=48331 This might be a nice collectable, too bad its pretty expensive. Last one up for grabs according to their stock...

It could have been released for GC only but the delay made it close to this generations end. But if the Wii-conversion idea would´ent been picked up by Nintendos developers I´m sure they would have had the GC-version ready many months ago, probably early June.

No-one can say for sure until both versions have been played, and still there will be tons of individual differences. I still want the GC-version since that is what I have been longing for all this time, the wii-version I consider a nice treat for next-gen. Speculation: GC-version will be a rare collectors item. Maybe, many GC-games might become that, I just ordered the last-in-stock Paper Mario in all the web-shops in sweden (and maybe whole EU...). Its one of those titles I wanted to wait for players choice or general price-drop, but it never came. Now I´m paying full price but rather that than being without a rareity. So GC-version Zelda is for me, wii-version later. Consider the fact that Nintendo has invested a lot into this game, some of which won´t be on wii (controls etc). Are they really going to throw that away? And those GC-owners who won´t get the wii and go for a more traditional console this generation, theres still some good money to make.

A great flood can change the landscape last time i checked...

Now thats the crappy part of this game, its boring, takes a lot of time and the guy who makes the figurines is more gay than Tingle. And as far as I know it does not give you any reward for completing it, has any sane person took the time to get them all? And why did that freakish dude appear againg in Minish Cap, I hate him, not like I love to hate Tingle, but I actually want his existance to be negated!

Don´t say that before you tried them both.

The best album is Rage Against the Machine by Rage Against the Machine, ten songs which are all top notch.

Keep Mario and Metroid where it is, use cel-shading in some new franchise or maybe StarFox and Kirby. But lets not discuss just cel-shading, one thing that bugged me about this game was the lack of dungeons, is there any truth to the rumour that a water-dungeon was planned but replaced by the Jabun search?

according to IGN its released 24 november in Europe, weeks before the Wii...

Virtual boy???

people who never bought a cube but still like Zelda might want the GC-version but will play it on their brand new Wii...

Does anyone have any info on when the GC-version releases in Europe? I understand its after the Wii-release but how long?

lets not forget that we are talking aboot a former generation game. but it will probably be the best game of that generation....

It might be good biomechanically to use your odd hand to balance out your body. Look at tennis players whos one arm and side of the back is bigger than the other, that leads to back problems.