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Easily the best coverage all weekIGN declared it game of the show, Gamespot all but declared it the best game of E3 and Easy Allies dedicated a good 40 minutes praising it in their daily E3 wrap up. Even PCgamer had an article on it.
Haters just need to accept that Nintendo are a top tier developer, always have been, always will be.
No one is hating on it.IGN declared it game of the show, Gamespot all but declared it the best game of E3 and Easy Allies dedicated a good 40 minutes praising it in their daily E3 wrap up. Even PCgamer had an article on it.
Haters just need to accept that Nintendo are a top tier developer, always have been, always will be.
No one is hating on it.
You've made a bunch of powerless enemies.I hate it.
Come at me nintendo nerds.
Easy Allies can fan boy pretty hard though, rumor has it theyre still cleaning up their recording studio from last e3, would've put Randy to shame.IGN declared it game of the show, Gamespot all but declared it the best game of E3 and Easy Allies dedicated a good 40 minutes praising it in their daily E3 wrap up. Even PCgamer had an article on it.
Haters just need to accept that Nintendo are a top tier developer, always have been, always will be.
Based on what I've caught up on so far Zelda is the game of the show in a landslide. It's not even a contest. Plenty of games look great though.
I kind of see where you're coming from but it was the scale that impressed me. Lots of little features, massive attention to detail and a really outstanding overall presentation. In my view their showing nailed natural exploration in a way that not many games do now. You look at the other open world games on show and they displayed quests, combat, beautiful landscapes etc but not many of them really gave the impression that it was fun to just wander around and create your own adventure. What I've seen of Zelda really highlighted that for me and I can see myself sinking hours into it just making my own way around the map and finding new areas/surprises. Traversal across various biomes also appeared flawless and that's something very few games genuinely nail for mine.I watched a 30 minute stream of it over at IGN and what I saw looked and felt like a game that could have been released a decade ago. Maybe there is other footage that does a better job of selling the game but nothing I've seen would warrant excitement outside of the historical relevance of the brand.
Have for respect for the dead please.Vita the clear champion of E3 IMO.
Have for respect for the dead please.
Perhaps overlooked but the maker of symphony of the night is releasing a kind of successor that was featured at E3.:
I'm actually pissed coz I love my Vita. I just hope all support and past games aren't eventually cut off in their entirety.
Also I don't care about Zelda.