I always think the Nintendo games look better once they release. It's probably because instead of seeing a trailer on an iPhone, I now play it on a big T.V.

I'm not worried.

My biggest fear about this game is that it focuses too much on the multiplayer mode or that you can access to certain items or weapons only if you play with other people. The visuals aren't really that important for me even if it doesn't look like the trailers it will still surely look really good.

I'm totally with you. I mean the scope looks impressive no doubt, but the overall visuals and animations? Nope, nothing impressive there.

Very few...in fact, Nintendo may be one of the few developers whose games tend to look noticeably BETTER at release than when they are first shown. Part of this may have to do with Nintendo's absolute SUCKAGE when it comes to capturing screenshots and footage of their games (especially 3DS games...the trailers make them all look so grainy and choppy and janky...and then they release and they look fantastic). 

I agree with some of the people who are saying that X really isn't that technically "amazing" graphically. It looks really nice...the draw distance is breathtaking, but, like Xenoblade, I think Monolith Soft focuses more on capturing the sense of their art direction, and creating textures that look fantastic from a distance and still "passable" when up close. Xenoblade isn't technically amazing, but it's beautiful because the art direction is top notch, the draw distance is incredible for a Wii game, and there are little details that just make the world come alive.

So, I'm not really worried about X taking a step backwards graphically. I think it's pretty set, and if anything they'll do some polishing and maybe improve the smoothness of texture changes when you get closer or farther away from things. 

Yep, it is called Twilight princess.

Don't worry if X doesn't look as good as the Nintendo fans claim it to be at release, graphics will not matter anymore and it will be all about gameplay

The 2004 and  the 2005 gdc trailer of twilight princess showed far superior visuals than the final product

Alot of companies now pump up their games in trailers based on PC builds that are stronger then the console its releasing on to get people all hyped up and then once they get the console version they realize they were sold a lie. Nintendo ussually does the opposite lately which is make their game look like garbage (SM3DW) and then later on when it comes out and everyone plays all of the levels they realize it looks amazing. Who is running marketing at Nintendo anyways, almost everything they do makes them look bad.

This doesn't happen with Nintendo; their games pretty much always look better than pre-release footage, because they finish the mechanics first, then add the graphical polish last.

BULL!  I still have the E3 DVD where they announced Twilight Princess and the game looks the same if not better.  Unfortunately, games from that era have aged poorly but Twilight Princess was quite a looker back in 2006.