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That was an excellent hunt! Thanks @Hero\-of\-Time & @Glen\-i a pleasure hunting alongside you both as always.

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That's not really solid enough reasoning for a mainline, absorbing single-player entry in the Zelda series to suddenly be forced to include multiplayer, if Nintendo were to add co-op functionality for another player to control Wolf Link while you are playing as Link within limited range, I could accept that but nothing which would compromise tjhat amazing feeling of single-player immersion. I appreciate your desire to play more games co-operatively with your partner as I'm sure loads of people want that, to have more games to play with their nearest and dearest but this isn't a title which should go all out to include such features if it's not supposed to be part of the game I feel. However, if you want to play a Zelda multiplayer game which you can both enjoy in two-player co-op then I would suggest buying a Gamecube - well worth buying if you don't own one already - along with a copy of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures plus a GBA with GC to GBA link cable; it might seem like a lot but it's more than worth it especially if you have any of those things already, failing that there are a few co-op games from Nintendo available on the Wii U already but I don't think you'll get anything like that beyond the partly plausible Wolf Link scenario I described above. : peace: Anyway as for my feelings on Zelda at the moment after all that we've seen? 2017 really seems a long way away at the moment but it will be more than worth the wait!

I must say that although it was nice to see Pokémon and I appreciate key members of Game Freak taking the time to be there and demonstrate parts of the game which we hadn't seen before... it really killed the pace. :p Not to say that I didn't appreciate it but after that amazing unveil trailer for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, that's really all I could think about for the rest of the day and thankfully it's all I had to think about because I watched all of the demonstrations and I have to say that Nintendo Treehouse Live is my favourite part of E3 once again!

When they showed the gameplay, that's the part which really impressed me as well, I actually thought that they would reveal the game was running on Neo hardware or something - I suppose we still don't know that it wasn't - so assuming that's all running on current PS4 hardware? I really thought it was pretty decent, surprise of the show for me.

Well played Kojima and Sony. I'm intrigued.

I'll likely buy it but surely it can't be forced first-person for the entire game? That's not Resident Evil for me, the overall tone felt like a Resi game in part but also jumping on that recent horror bandwagon. Let's hope we see lots more between now and January! Because I'm not buying PSVR so I hope the game isn't compromised to accomodate it. The *logo does look amazing though. :awesome: *So if the game does fail to impress then I suppose I could just buy the empty box.

Well, this is the first God of War game which actually gives me that crucial feeling of anticipation for it and genuinely wanting to play it. Despite owning the remasters of the other games because I got them cheaply, I've only ever played the opening to the original God of War... for this I make no apology either, they just never grabbed me that much. This though? I want to pre-order it.

Tuesday at 5PM. : peace:

Mother 3 incoming! I can just feel it, get hype!

N-Europe Presents VC Weekly #378 F-Zero Super Mario Kart 16-Bit racing edition! Check inside for the verdicts. Enjoy! : peace:

This is true. I do actually like Traveller's Tales a fair amount, Sonic R is amazing plus despite my initial reluctance towards Sonic 3D it's actually enjoyable in parts, especially if we're talking about the Saturn version which had the superior Special Stage. I can't help but wonder how this Lego Sonic stage will turn out though but I probably won't buy it on principle as I don't really want to puy into Lego Dimensions but I will watch it from afar which I hope for another main Sonic game to come out on whichever format so long as it's good. : peace:

So let me get this straight... Traveller's Tales... Who made... (in 1996) Then went on to become... Who have been making Lego games since 2005 Are now putting Sonic in Lego Dimensions? I guess everything does come full circle!

QR code get and renamed, at title screen now...

Be right there, forgot about the QR code...

Yes! This is shaping up to be everything I could have possibly wanted from the game and much more. Delay? No problem! Just make it count... I'm so glad that I backed this on Kickstarter.

N-Europe Presents VC Weekly #377 Super Mario Advance Super Mario Advance 2 Super Mario World™ Super Mario Advance 4 Super Mario Bros. 3 Super Metroid The Legend of Zelda A Link to the Past Three quarters of the Super Mario Advance Quadrilogy... ...and even more SNES classics on the go! Including a brand new review for The Legend of Zelda A Link to the Past. Check inside for the verdicts. Enjoy! : peace:

Even though this was just over two weeks ago... ...I haven't yet. But I feel like I'm back in-sync with my review patterns now so, hopefully over the next few days I'll finally start playing.

*sigh* Well, at least it gets the suffering over with in one go.

So I played this for a good hour or so last night, loved every minute of it because really, what's not to love? Crash Mode with a Golf Ball! It's exactly that... but with medals ranging from Bronze to Platinum - I refuse to move onto the next hole until getting all medals - plus the special sauce collectable - gotta destroy 'em all! - and just a really fun leaderboard score game. I want to try out the co-op too, do you get two golf balls or is it turn-based? Personally I'd love to hear your impressions on this one @drahkon! : peace:

R.I.P. Muhammad Ali I've never followed boxing that much but still, he was a giant in the sport so it was near impossible not to hear of his great talents. A rare breed and a genuine legend.