Does Sorcery even exist anymore? Nothing was said about this game at E3 2011

This is a really hard topic, but I have to settle for Sorcery. Zelda just has too many multiplayer balancing issues for me to take it seriously for a rhythm game ever again.

Zelda wins because Zelda is Link.

I am so into harry potter these days and I've been wanting to play Sorcery :(

I'll point out that the most recent report on Sorcery is that it is still in development, it seems that Sony were surprised and happy with the positive response it got from E3 and it's development time, budget and priority has been raised. I don't remember what interview that was from, I know I read it about a month ago, but it's a good sign that the concept has been taken in and it's being built upon. I'm still probably never going to play it because I hate motion controls and the thought of the Move is already making me twitch.

I don't have a Wii any more and I don't plan on buying one until the Wii-U comes out and I can pick up a Wii for $50 (It's $99 in all the major stores in Australia). Should be fun catching up on all the games I've missed, they'll also hopefully be cheap and I may give Skyward Sword a whirl, though I doubt it's going to impress me based on what I've seen so far.

Most of the people in that thread agreed that Sorcery wasn't all that special. Most were just saying the E3 demo played out better than Zelda's E3 demo. None of them (maybe the OP) implied that, as a game, Sorcery would even be comparable.

I think this is just another case where Rol hypes up PS3 exclusives ridiculously high so, no matter how good it does, PS3-haters can always say "It failed people's expectations". Just look what he did to Killzone 3. He said the game would sell 10 million copies in the prediction thread. So no matter what Killzone 3 sells, it will always be a failure.

Just another case of Rol hating on PS3 exclusives by trying to boast everyone's expectations to ridiculous levels.

ROlStoppable, what is Zelda being compared to. I really don't have a answer about Sorcery because of the simple fact that I have never played it. Monday & Tuesday very well seems like it can be a weekend to me, but more so Friday. Super Mario Sunshine and Call Of Duty, I not sure about that. If I got what you where saying wrong, let me know and I will try to answer it.

I'd sell my kids to play Zelda. Can't say the same for Sorcery.

*Calls social services*

*They decide to get in on it to play Zelda*

 Zelda > sorcery...

and now that you bring that to the table... yes, mario sunshine was a better shooter than any COD.