Take this with a grain of salt:
http://www.joystiq.com/2005/12/22/zelda-twilight-princess-can-play-on-revolution-controller/
http://www.joystiq.com/2005/12/22/zelda-twilight-princess-can-play-on-revolution-controller/
Twilight Princess will use Revolution controller
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LinkTheHero
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does that mean theres going 2 be 2 version of zelda or the gamecube version will also use the revaloisin coltroller aswell????:sombrero:
I reserved a copy of Twilight Princess. It was supposed to be released in November sometime. First, they told me it was pushed back to April 2006. A little while later they told me it was going to be for the Revolution. I can understand Nintendo wanting a Zelda game at launch, but which is it, Gamecube or Revolution?
2fast4u
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this sounds vaguely as if nintendo will just skip the gamecube altogether and go straight to the revolution with this game...which is understandable (top-notch launch game and all) but not exactly nice for everyone who has been waiting for this for quite some time now. twilight princess is pretty much the only reason i am still holding on to my gamecube nowadays.
Zilla
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From what I gather, the Revolution will be able to play gamecube discs, and certain new GC titles will contain extra features only when played on the revolution/N5/...whatever it ends up being called (remember the 64DD?).
Just speculation though...
Just speculation though...
Dysprosium
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Didn't one of the Zelda: Oracle games for the Gameboy have an extra feature while used in the Game Boy Advance like this one would on Revolution? I heard about it a while ago, but never had a copy of the games to try it out. Not to the same extent as to change the gameplay. (Maybe, Iwata mentioned something about being able to use it [Revolution's controller] as if swinging a sword in the keynote.)
I can't say I was much anticipating this game for Gamecube, but it did look like it would be one hell of a game. Pushing it back so far will cause the Revolution to hit harder, but it will lose a lot of ground the Gamecube could have covered. It seems like a bad move to me.
I can't say I was much anticipating this game for Gamecube, but it did look like it would be one hell of a game. Pushing it back so far will cause the Revolution to hit harder, but it will lose a lot of ground the Gamecube could have covered. It seems like a bad move to me.
OP
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That's what I gather from the article. Twilight Princess will be a 'cube title (confirmed), but when played in the Revo, which is confirmed backwards compatible, it can take advantage of the motion-sensitive controller.Zilla said:From what I gather, the Revolution will be able to play gamecube discs, and certain new GC titles will contain extra features only when played on the revolution/N5/...whatever it ends up being called (remember the 64DD?).
Just speculation though...
Interesting quote from GameSpy concerning the delay:
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Nin_10_Dough
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Although this is supposedly confirmed for the cube, It still wouldn't surprise me if it ended up being a revolution launch title. :angry:
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It's a gamecube title. But we WILL probably see nintendo trying to hype buyers to buy a revolution to play it, since it IS backwards compatible and because of this whole... being able to use the revolution controller to play gc games thingy ... or at least for this game
OP
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So long as no one was around to see me using it.Zilla said:Wouldn't this be cool?