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Are you pleased with the changes?

Everything is just perfect now! 23 79.31%
 
Original ftw! 2 6.90%
 
Results 4 13.79%
 
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bananaking21 said:
while the HD version looks good. i have to say i am impressed with just how good the GC version looked! pretty stunning for a game that old if you ask me!


amazing isn't it -----> http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=104415



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Th3PANO said:
bananaking21 said:
while the HD version looks good. i have to say i am impressed with just how good the GC version looked! pretty stunning for a game that old if you ask me!


amazing isn't it -----> http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=104415

from a technicial level it may not (or may) be that amazing, i cant really judge as the CG is old and i dont know how good this was from a technicial perspective. but from an artistic perspective its pretty amazing, while some people priase anything that uses cell shading (i think thats what is called) i feel that i needs to be done properly to look good. and here nintendo done it perfectly. the game looks and feels smooth and just gives out a great mood. i havent played the game so i cant judge if its good or not, but i have to say nintendo did it justice with this remake, so much amazing work to be properly shown in HD.

i actually thought they went and redone pretty much every texture in the game, but apperantly that didnt. just shows how much work went in the GC version. 



Forgot how much I loved that epic game. Can't wait to play it in HD.



I'll get the WW bundle in 3 weeks ago :).

I didn't get the GC, so i haven't played it before.



In the wilderness we go alone with our new knowledge and strength.

It does look good...still going with this though (watch at 720p or 1080p):



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Great sound track, you can really see the difference in the graphics. When he shows them in full screen mode though the difference becomes less apparent but still good non the less.