Zelda: Twilight Princess delayed

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Originally Posted by Dylan1CC

Yeah, he really needs to work more on making a better show on G4 rather than supposedly posting here all the time. But Strider says it really is him. Scary, no?

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I think the show is alright. One of the funnier moments was during the best of show. They were showing a clip with Tommy and Victor reviewing some baseball game. Tommy gave the game a 0.0 while Victor was more forgiving. When it came time for Victor to highlight some of the positive points of the game, Tommy said: What positive points! When Victor went on to give those points, Tommy jumped in his car and you could hear it driving off in the distance. Classic! :lol:

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Originally Posted by sethsez

Aside from the fact that it's what holds the rest of the game together? If you're going to make a game that's supposedly about adventure and exploration, don't center it around a big empty field that can be crossed on foot in 30 seconds.

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What he said!

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Originally Posted by gamevet

I think the show is alright. One of the funnier moments was during the best of show. They were showing a clip with Tommy and Victor reviewing some baseball game. Tommy gave the game a 0.0 while Victor was more forgiving. When it came time for Victor to highlight some of the positive points of the game, Tommy said: What positive points! When Victor went on to give those points, Tommy jumped in his car and you could hear it driving off in the distance. Classic! :lol:

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Yea I remember that episode me and my sister where rolling on the floor at that. I wonder where I can buy some of these episodes.

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Originally Posted by Tommy Tallarico

Regardless of whether my shows or posts are good enough for you, you'll still be following me around everywhere I go because you can't get enough of me. This is the exact same reason Nintendo won't improve: you'll still be there, throwing logic and reason out of the window to find ways to bend backwards in efforts to support and defend their gimmicks and disappointments.

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Haha. OK, according to this post you just called you and your replies a "horrible rehash." :lol:

But that skit about you driving away after the 0.0 baseball game score which someone mentioned sounds funny, maybe I will check out "your" show next time I have DirecTV.

I read in the latest EGM that they where gonna take out the day and night features in the game. I really hope they don't. instead just tweak it to better flow with the game.

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Originally Posted by dave is ok

Tallarico > all.

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nah there used to be this guy, omfgninjas, he was cooler than tommy, this bubblegum lass too, shes a hottie i hear.

Just adding some news. Heard it might come out in april.

The last time we saw The Legend of Zelda's Link in a proper console adventure was in 2003's The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. He was just a wee lad back then, barely taller than the shield he wore in the stellar Ocarina of Time. The elfin hero of Hyrule is coming back in The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, and this time he's all grown-up.

However, it's apparently taking Link a little longer to mature than expected. In what could be the most disappointing delay to fans rabid for a sequel since Bungie's Halo 2 was knocked back a few seasons, Nintendo today announced that the Twilight Princess will miss its original ship date of 2005's holiday season.

"After much discussion, the Zelda development team has requested extra time to add new levels, more depth, and even higher quality to Zelda: Twilight Princess. Consequently, we're announcing a new global launch in 2006," stated Perrin Kaplan, Nintendo of America's vice president of marketing and corporate affairs.

The new release date is now no sooner than April 1, 2006, as the game is pegged to hit shelves sometime after Nintendo's next fiscal year kicks off.

"While this may come as a disappointment to many eager fans, it will absolutely enrich the game," said Kaplan.

Nintendo let out a trifecta of big news stories today. In addition to the disappointing Zelda delay, Nintendophiles will be happy to know that the Game Boy Micro now has a release date of September 19, and the DS will be $20 cheaper as of August 21, to coincide with the release of Nintendogs and Advance Wars: Dual Strike for the DS. Stay tuned to GameSpot for more information.

By Tim Surette -- GameSpot

Didn't we know all that already?

Just checking....

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Originally Posted by kuro

Didn't we know all that already?

Just checking....

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Well the original news said it was moved back till a fall october/ novemeber release.

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Originally Posted by Zerohero

Well the original news said it was moved back till a fall october/ novemeber release.

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actually the first post by ex ranza links to a story saying its delayed to 2006, which original news did you mean?

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Originally Posted by Zerohero

Well the original news said it was moved back till a fall october/ novemeber release.

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I see you haven't read this thread's subtitle yet.