Before I decide (GC or Wii) tell me one thing... ;)

I've heard on Wii... you can't move the camera? is tat true? I hope not

Um, we don't even know if they sell the two seperate, or put them in one box.

Originally Posted by Eli R

Um, we don't even know if they sell the two seperate, or put them in one box.

They're seperate.

I haven't heard anything about the camera. I don't think the Super Mario Galaxy demo had a controllable camera, but I never heard such a thing about TP. I don't think it's probable, though.

If you heard that it has no movable camera and you're better off with controlling one.. You should get the GC version, but check again and make sure.

Originally Posted by Eli R

Um, we don't even know if they sell the two separate, or put them in one box.

Um?...

Anyway, I read it on one of the BTR articles on this site... whats really worrying is I'm not sure what button peripheral would be used to control the camera on the Wii.

Did any one get to play it at E3? I'll probably hold off getting it till I find out (if I don't find out before relase ) I think it'll come out in the US first anyway.

I didn't goto E3 cause I'm broke but I didn't see anything about controlable camera angles in any of the videos I saw. But if this doesn't give you total camera control it won't hender the quality of the game. Answer me this, did OoT let you control the camera?

No but it would of been a lot better with it... are you telling me that after playing TWW with a fully oveable camera then playing any of the OoT's on the gamecube... you didn't wish that you could move the camera?

Originally Posted by A link too the pasta

No but it would of been a lot better with it... are you telling me that after playing TWW with a fully oveable camera then playing any of the OoT's on the gamecube... you didn't wish that you could move the camera?

I'm not saying that I didn't want to move the camera. I'm just saying that even without that it was still a great game.

you know, there IS a Z button underneath the Wiimote.
its most likely the same camera movement like in OoT or MM...
plus, check this site out... the wiimote isnt the only controller coming out for Wii.
http://www.kotaku.com/gaming/e306/e3...ler-172712.php

I wonder what those two buttons are near the shoulder buttons are? Well, anyways, it seems that this controller could also be used for Wii games, such as Smash Bros. Brawl. Although... I don't think you'd be able to use your slowly shrinking shield with a standard shoulder button...

Originally Posted by zelda may cry

I didn't goto E3 cause I'm broke but I didn't see anything about controlable camera angles in any of the videos I saw. But if this doesn't give you total camera control it won't hender the quality of the game. Answer me this, did OoT let you control the camera?

It wouldn't have mattered if you had money. E3 is an industry-only event, which means it's closed to the public.

Originally Posted by vapor_trails

you know, there IS a Z button underneath the Wiimote.
its most likely the same camera movement like in OoT or MM...
plus, check this site out... the wiimote isnt the only controller coming out for Wii.
http://www.kotaku.com/gaming/e306/e3...ler-172712.php

I dont like that handcontroll, it looks very clumbsy (Sry if i spell it wrong) in a wierd way :confused:

Wait till you hold the thing...

The N64 controller didn't look all that comfortable... Its not for normal games as far as I know any way, I think its just for the emulated stuff you can download.

I can live with using the Z button, but unless the Wii version offers substantial improvement in graphics or the other controls are great... It looks like it will be GC for me.

My guess is that there won't be 360 in this game. Just move the camera with Z or whatever, I never had any problems with that.... the GCN version will probably be almost identicle to wind waker controls.

If you really want a wii I recomend you buy TP for it, the aiming is suppose to be a lot easier. Don't sway your decision over camera angles, if you played OoT or MM than you know after a while it isn't a big deal.

Originally Posted by Master of ALttP

It wouldn't have mattered if you had money. E3 is an industry-only event, which means it's closed to the public.

Actually, your wrong. there are just a few requirements to get in. Be over 18 years old and have enough money for a ticket and possibly some gas or plane ticket money.
here's a link to a page that states how to get into E3.
http://www.vgonetwork.com/Article.aspx?id=208
Also, the game developers comference is a industry-only event. If E3 were industry only then there would only be press conferences, no demos.

I think it'll come out in the US first anyway.

Actually, I think it's a worldwide release =)

Actually, your wrong. there are just a few requirements to get in. Be over 18 years old and have enough money for a ticket and possibly some gas or plane ticket money.

It's true. My friend's older brother saved up the money to go one year.

i dont know any diffrences between the 2 versions besides the controlled fairy on the screen on the Wii version. i'm fine with no movable camera. no biggie, it'd be nice to have one but its goin to be great no matter what . i'm getting the wii version, what better game to start of a new system huh?

this thread has served it's purpose...

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