Zelda 2005 New Pictures

[LOL]

That's giving them way too much credit.

[StriderKyo]

Sure, they've been running their business like jackasses since the day the 16-bit era ended, but I do see some positive things happening that tell me a light went off at Nintendo.

They're aware they got creamed this gen because they were sandwiched - didn't have the best software lineup, didn't have the best hardware. The 1st one's out of the question, but they're comitted to launching after PS3 to ensure they have the best technology next gen - that's a must.

They know they'll be forced out of the market if they continue to cater to a single demographic - you see that reflected in their new sex & drugs ad campaign, their giving Link an older look, and positioning Metroid as a major franchise intended to appeal to people over the age of 7.

Nintendo's always been capable of putting out well made games - they're committed to what has to be the most thorough testing cycle in the industry. Their problem in the last few years is that they've been making really good games for 3 year olds.

I guess you can look at Mario Sports, Wind Waker and Sunshine and say it's evidence the company is bereft of ideas, but they have to know they need to do far more than just show up from here on in - first party products have to carry the entire console, and sell people on the next one as well. If there's still gas in the tank, you'll probably see it in this game.

[NeoZeedeater]

I have a quick question about Majora's Mask and I figured I would ask here instead of making a whole new thread since it was being discussed anyway. I started playing again and this one part early in the game is stumping me which is irritating since I know I didn't get stuck on it four years ago when I played through most of the game.

I can't figure out how to give the injured witch the potion. If I hit the button Link just drinks it himself. I looked at some walkthroughs and they just say give it to her so I'm confused.

[Mzo]

You have to Z-target her and then press the button for it. I THINK that's it, anyway...

[Diff-chan]

You have to get up, walk to your N64, turn it off, and then play a good game. Preferably on Xbox.

[NeoZeedeater]

You have to Z-target her and then press the button for it. I THINK that's it, anyway...

I tried that and it does the same thing though.

You have to get up, walk to your N64, turn it off, and then play a good game. Preferably on Xbox.

Don't worry, I'm currently replaying KotOR too.

[epmode]

you have to talk to her first. then she'll ask for the medicine, which you can give to her by pressing the corresponding c-button.

[Victrix]

In my entire history of gaming, I don't think I've ever thrown a controller in anger. Majora's Mask brought me about the closest I've ever come. Yeah. Not a fan.

Anyway, stoked. Hope they deepen the combat a bit and add more pointless freeform stuff to the game (ie, put the extras as extras, instead of as a mandatory part of the main game - here's looking at you lategame WW)

[NeoZeedeater]

you have to talk to her first. then she'll ask for the medicine, which you can give to her by pressing the corresponding c-button.

I talked to her first but it doesn't make a difference. Maybe I hit a bug in the game.

[Do You Like Erotic?]

My only problem with the game is that despite the mature, LOTR-like look of it, they retained the old wind-waker hit sparks I know it's a small gripe, but that kind of takes me out of it. Even if they didn't do anything but slashing sounds, and no accompanying graphical effects, I would have been pleased.