VanceIX said:
If Nintendo listens to Aonuma for Zelda art styles they are going to drive Zelda to the ground. A realistic Zelda would sell Wii Us like nothing else Nintendo can offer, doing anything different would be great for the artistic-minded folks, but nobody would rush out to buy a Wii U in today's age for a cartoony Zelda. And he better care if fans riot, without fans Zelda wouldn't be what it is today. I'm fine with the cycle they have going now (realistic Zelda, then artistic Zelda, then realistic again, etc), having two cartoony Zeldas in a row, especially one on a console that can bring Zelda to life like never before, would be literally the supidest thing Nintendo can do for sales. And yes, Voice acting can completely break a game, and Nintendo has little to no experience making VA in games. Plenty of games have characters that the fans hate just because their VAs sucked. Keep it out of Nintendo games, please. |
Oh, there is so much wrong with this.
1. There is no indication that a non-realistic Zelda wouldn't sell. WW sold better than TP on the GCN, and TP on the Wii had it's sales inflated because it was a launch title for the most successful launch title in Nintendo's history and was riding the same motion control waves that sold Wii Sports. More people liked TP because more people had the chance to play it. If SS was in the same position, it would have sold just as much.
2. Not realistic does not mean cartoony. Journey is not realistic.
3. Aonuma doesn't care. His job is to make a good game, not please whining non-fans.
4. OoT and MM are not "realistic." There is no cycle. There is only TP. That's your cycle.
5. Zelda can be brought to life without being realistic, hence WWHD.
No. Voice acting doesn't break any game. Bad voice acting does. Their experiece doesn't matter. Zelda needs to get with the program and incorperate quality voice acting into it's games. There's not one game out there that is worse off because of good voice acting.








(Plus Aonuma already confirmed that the art style will be unique)