WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT DRAWING MODE THING

Other than that I think I approve?

Ever heared about "artstyle"? The new Legend of Zelda doesn't aim for this look...

i dunno how I feel about this. When I saw a new 3ds Zelda coming in 2013, my heart skipped a beat. Then I saw the top view perspective and got into disappointment mode. I'll still buy it day one, but now I'm more excited for Pokemon X/Y.

How long do you think a brand new, built from the ground up 3D Zelda game for 3DS would take to develop? Or did you want Majora's Mask Enhancement?

Now, after answering that... How long do you think a brand new Zelda game for Wii U would take to develop (After the 3DS game and Wind Waker were done)?

What does that matter?  Nintendo has the money to invest in man power to give you these games in a timely fashion, why do we, the consumers have to deal with Nintendo because they're too cheap to do otherwise?

badgenome said: Oh, god damn it. I was hyped, but that art style just kills it for me. Fuck 2.5D. Still, seeing some of those familiar things really makes me nostalgic.

This. It really looks kind of horrible compared to the original. I guess they couldn't do sprites because it had to use 3D?

I'll still probably end up getting it. Nintendo basically hold your childhood hostage.

I see you didnt answer the question. It matters because of choice. You could have a brand new 3D Zelda on 3DS, but it would make your wait for a brand new Zelda on WIi U longer. A top-down game isnt going to take as long to develop as a 3D game built from the ground up.

Think about it that way if 2D is annoying you. Yeah. The 3DS Zelda is gonna be a top-down Zelda. The "positive" from this, if you didnt want a top-down Zelda, is that it should make WIi U Zelda closer than it would be, if EAD3 was working on a 3D Zelda for 3DS.

You seem to be annoyed because you wanted a 3D Zelda. Youre still gonna get your 3D Zelda - On Wii U. In the form of Wind Waker first, followed by a brand new game. This game is keeping with the traditions of handheld Zelda games being from a top-down perspective.

3D for home consoles, 2D for handhelds. Seems fair to me. Ocarina 3D was the blip, the showcase, like Super Mario 64 was for NDS.

I think it looks very good, but I'm worried when I hear about "the 3D will help to solve puzzles" and things like that. The original A Link to the Past didn't have many puzzles, it had labyrinths but not puzzles. It was more action oriented and I hope this one stays the same.

sorry to tell you kids, but this game is for us, the old core gamers. Nostalgia to its highest with this 2.5D. This is not a game to show any capability but to destroy anything with gameplay. People were asking for it, there you have it.
Sorry kids, you should wait until Zelda Wii U.