In what ways will Zelda Wii U be more ambitious than Xenoblade X?

[bigtakilla]

Miyamotoo said:

bigtakilla said:

So, in my last thread I mentioned Xenoblade X could be the most ambitious title on Wii U, and people have not been shy to let me know that it isn't, Zelda U will be. I'm just wondering how? 

Let's look at what Xenoblade X is giving us:

More realistic graphics

Full voice acting

VERY few load screens (in fact the people I've watched that's played it say the only real load screens are when fast traveling and before cutscenes)

Online Multiplayer

Fully accessible massive world (you see it, you can go there) with day/night cycle and dynamic weather

Customization of a party of characters and vehicles.

Armor and weapon crafting ala Monster Hunter, but gear can be worn and seen as "advertised" to allow shops to release new equipment

 

So what's LoZ Wii U going to do to compete with that? 

-I dont see why realistic graphics makes X more ambitious game, Zelda U looks so much better than Xenoblade X.

-Zelda U will probably not have voice acting at all because it not same concept of game.

-We dont know anything about loading screens in Zelda U, but in that gameplay from December we didnt had any loading screen.

-We still  don't know anything about Zelda U online components.

-"See those mountains? You can go there!".

-We still don't know anything about customization of characters.

-Skyward Sword had armor and weapon crafting, so probably Zelda U will have.

 

Things that Zelda U will have:

-Much more prettier and more interesting world.

-Better gameplay.

-"Better" dungeons.

-Better and more epic Bosses.

Personaly, just fact that Zelda U is first HD, true open world and most ambitious Zelda game ever, makes Zelda U far more ambitious game than any other Nintendo game.

 

Half opinion, and half speculation. And while you say Zelda will have customization and crafting, will it be anywhere near as deep as Xeno X? Also, getting a cast (and even going as far as finding and bringing in veterans of the series) in to do the voice acting for a game does show more ambition than just text.