| Dr.Grass said: Totally makes sense. |
Sure, 3D Land and World are 2D games ;)
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| JEMC said: There are puzzles and other situations (like being on a labyrinth) where using a top-down camera makes a lot more sense than the on-the-shoulders one, so I can see a Zelda game where the camera would change from one to the other according to the situation. There's nothing wrong with that. |
agreed.
Eh. Just understand that top-down isn't my cup of tea and I would much prefer a classic 3rd person perspective. I understand some games (like ALBW) call for something different,just don't expect me to be rushing to buy it.
I'm more concerned with the gameplay twists. ALBW called for the top down in part because of the style, but also because the twist--becoming a painting--required it. Unless both the twist and the aesthetic require top-down, go 3rd person.
3D zelda on tv.
top-down view on gamepad.
everybody is happy!
| jonathanalis said: 3D zelda on tv. top-down view on gamepad. everybody is happy! |
That would require weird design compromises, though. Could any of the 3D Zelda games be played top-down as-is?
World design would have to conform to meet both, which could create something of an abomination.
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Mr Khan said:
That would require weird design compromises, though. Could any of the 3D Zelda games be played top-down as-is? World design would have to conform to meet both, which could create something of an abomination. |
You can try it on windwaker by moving the camera angle in such way. However, I think only few parts of the game allowed it like the spider and snake ganon puppets. Those fights can be done with a bird eye angle and they look pretty impressive that way.
t3mporary_126 said:
You can try it on windwaker by moving the camera angle in such way. However, I think only few parts of the game allowed it like the spider and snake ganon puppets. Those fights can be done with a bird eye angle and they look pretty impressive that way. |
Hmm, i never tried the snake top-down.
Would probably make it much easier (though i never had the hardest time with that fight, those shots are tough to pull off from Link's view).
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They don't have the balls, they wouldnt
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Soriku said:
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Im assuming spurge meant a Zelda title that doesnt have some "unique" artstyle, just to make it stand out.
For example.
Except well... Zelda.
Imagine it. A more realistic, graphically intense LoZ title. Would be glorious.
Carl2291 said:
For example.
Except well... Zelda. Imagine it. A more realistic, graphically intense LoZ title. Would be glorious. |
It wouldn't fit, really. The closest they got was Twilight Princess, and even that had a stylized flair to it (similar to OoT or MM back in the day, when graphics technology didn't make much difference between Tomb Raider or Resident Evil and Zelda, you could still tell Zelda was going for something different).
Though the detail of that scene does show what could be accomplished with something similar to TP on a machine with twice the RAM and more advanced effects than the machines that produced that screenshot.
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