Idea for new poll! How much will MM3D sell FW/lifetime?

Just pre ordered the special edition from Game :)

While I was there I pre ordered the Monster Hunter New 3ds XL ;)

A couple of Zelda games are featured in the latest "Throwback" sale on eShop:

Wii U

NES Remix 2 - $10.49 (was $14.99)
Punch-Out!! - $9.99 (was $19.99)

3DS

Kid Icarus: Uprising - $24.49 (was $34.99)
Kid Icarus: Of Myths and Monsters - $1.99 (was $3.99)
The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds - $29.99 (was $39.99)
The Legend of Zelda - $3.49 (was $4.99)

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Nice sales. Already have ALBW but anyone who doesn't yet should really consider it! Great game.

Five New Things in the Majora's Mask Remake

1) The Graphics

The revamped graphics really make the game shine on the 3DS hardware, especially given the speedy loading times. If you're playing the game on the New 3DS, you'll be able to use that system's new C-stick to look around and take in all the detail, too (without it, presumably, you'd be using the 3DS' gyro sensor or locking Link in place and looking around with the circle pad, as you could in the 3DS's remake of The Legend of Zelda: The Ocarina of Time). It's also worth noting that the game now has much of the menu functionality on the lower screen, so pretty much everything you can think of is a tap away.

2) Better Bomber's Notebook

Majora's Mask is a game about people—people that you get to know, people that you have to keep track of as they go about a set series of actions across the game's simulated 72 hours. The Bomber's Notebook is essentially a timeline that tracks those characters. It's been beefed up for the 3DS version of Majora's Mask. Now the notebook shows you your current quests, rumors you've heard, and your completed quests. In addition to that, the Bombers gang will now also give you rumors if you talk to them. These are meant to orient you whenever you're unsure of what to do next. And finally, you can now set alarms in the Bomber's Notebook—so you can always keep track of when certain things happen and get a reminder that, oh yeah, its now that part of day two when character x is supposed to be doing something you want to witness or interact with.

3) A New Saving Sytem

Before, Majora's Mask had a somewhat clunky saving system that let you save in two different ways—a single-use quicksave and a more traditional save. In the new version of the game, there is only one way to save: by using owl statues. Better yet, there are more statues around Termina—so you can save more often.

4) More Useful Song of Double Time  

In the original Majora's Mask, the Song of Double Time let Link shift time forward to either dawn or nightfall. Now the song lets you shift time forward to any hour you'd like. The idea is that this change will make the game better for mobile, on-the-go playthroughs.

5) Fishing Holes

If you think you have the time to spare, the 3DS version of Majora's Mask gives you not one, but two fishing holes to cast your reel in. Bombshell! Each fishing hole has ten different types of fish.

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Hear, hear. A Link Between Worlds is required playing for fans of Zelda in particular and action-adventure games in general.

Added a new poll! What do you all think of the changes? Which is most important to you?

I've never played it so I don't know ^^

I hope there's a master quest or else this game is going to be easy.

you guys think they'll patch the c-stick/ccp to OoT? I would certainly like that, and it would entice me to do yet another playtrough