Since when is a proven track record a bad thing?

So now Zelda will suck beacuse the presentation failed beacuse of interfearance???

How F-ing smallminded is that?

why don't you just go and read all the opinions from people who played Zelda after the presentation?

Just from what we saw yesterday, yes.

In reality, when both games are out, no not even close and thinking otherwise is just foolish.

I think I've out grown those kind of games. I'm a big boy now.

I thought it looked quite good some of the aspects of it reminded me a little of metroid, i can't imagine it having the same polish and quality to it that zelda will have at the end though.

wtf! lol  a big boy since when does playing any game make you a big boy or a little boy

please dont compare them just... no

I never meant to say that sorcery would be better when both games are released. I was speaking strictly of presentations, and it was never meant to be a serious discussion. Just interesting that a small new game was presented better than zelda. Zelda was zelda. Sure it's going to be great..but we've known about it since last year so really the only things we were anticipating was what miyamoto was talking about with M and what it would look like. In many ways it was stale and failed to present.. of course on the game floor it's a different story, but during the conference, it sucked.

just an interesting sidenote.

mirgro gets it.

Are we talking just the presentation here?  If so, just about anything beats the Zelda demo, it was messed up.  If we are talking the games, that is a different story.  We already know from people who got a hands on with the game said the the controls for Zelda work great and are a lot of fun.  I'm excited for the swordplay, and the whip looked awesome.  We also know it is Zelda, and it has a great track record.

Sorcery looked pretty cool.  I would like someone to do something like that with Motion Plus.  But we have no idea how this game is going to turn out.

Real big boys aren't afraid to look childish.  Seems you've still got a ways to go...