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Incubi on 22 November 2013
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S.Peelman said:
RolStoppable said:
S.Peelman said:

First off I agree with Rol that it feels very much like a remake.

You are a tool.

A sequel that is set in the same world will obviously have a lot of the same locations. But did anyone ever call games like Final Fantasy X-2, Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World or Baten Kaitos Origins remakes? No, because they hadn't drunk the Nintendo haterade and those weren't Nintendo games.

Hehe. Nice response.

I already wasn't completely sure whether or not that statement of yours was serious, but I accepted it because it's a sentiment I agreed with regardless. One can't ignore that the start of the game is a lot like A Link to the Past: Start in the same house, go to the castle, get sword from someone who can't use it anymore, take underground passage to the sanctuary, get told by the same old man what to do and proceed to get three pendants before you'll get the Master Sword from the Lost Woods. Really the only thing that's not the same is that Zelda gets to stay in the castle.

I, for one, love how this game play to your expectations in the beginning of the game and BOOM! Mindfuck. Its great!