George Harrison nos descubre nuevos datos del juego en una entrevista con Gamepro.
De la entrevista podemos destacar varias cosas:
-The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess nos ofrecerá mas de 70 horas de juego.
-En el futuro, Nintendo podría proponer nuevos niveles extra en el juego para descargar.
Por otro lado, podemos ver en esta imagen el CD japonés además de su carátula.
Gamepro talks to Nintendo’s George Harrison. It is pretty confusing, but I believe Harrison is reffering to the Wii in general for downloadable content, not Twilight Princess. Then again I could be completely wrong, what do you think? A huge thank you to everyone for the tip. What would I do without you guys?!
GP: How long is Twilight Princess?
Harrison: There are 70+ hours of gameplay — it’s significantly longer than Windwaker.
GP: What sorts of online features are you looking forward to in the future?
Harrison: Downloadable content, such as additional levels.
GP: Any plans for any type of post-release online component for Twilight Princess?
Harrison: I haven’t heard of anything yet. I think everyone is still busy trying to make sure the game gets out correctly.
GP: What sorts of differences are there between the Wii and GameCube versions?
Harrison: There is very little difference in the graphics, although the Wii version supports 16:9 displays. In the GameCube version Link is a lefty, as he has traditionally been. All the fighting and puzzles are reversed because of this, and the game basically mirrors the Wii version — even the cinemas are flipped.
The story is the same and it’s basically the same game, except for the big difference in control schemes.
GP: How much will both versions cost?
Harrison: Both will retail for $50.
GP: Will the GC version only be available for sale online as rumored?
Harrison: No, it will be available in retail stores.
GP: When will the GC version release?
Harrison: December 11th.
GP: What do you say to the Wii’s critics who attack the hardware specs?
Harrison: Wii is trying to expand the gaming audience, and Zelda will provide the “wow factor.” The Wii isn’t a Lamborghini, but we’ll sell more units. This console launch has more licensees on board than ever before, and developers are attracted to the unique gameplay possibilities of the nunchuku.
![[babas]](/images/smilies/babas.gif "Babeando")
![[borracho]](/images/smilies/nuevos/borracho_ani1.gif "borracho")
Gamepro talks to Nintendo’s George Harrison. It is pretty confusing, but I believe Harrison is reffering to the Wii in general for downloadable content, not Twilight Princess. Then again I could be completely wrong, what do you think? A huge thank you to everyone for the tip. What would I do without you guys?!
GP: How long is Twilight Princess?
Harrison: There are 70+ hours of gameplay — it’s significantly longer than Windwaker.
GP: What sorts of online features are you looking forward to in the future?
Harrison: Downloadable content, such as additional levels.
GP: Any plans for any type of post-release online component for Twilight Princess?
Harrison: I haven’t heard of anything yet. I think everyone is still busy trying to make sure the game gets out correctly.
GP: What sorts of differences are there between the Wii and GameCube versions?
Harrison: There is very little difference in the graphics, although the Wii version supports 16:9 displays. In the GameCube version Link is a lefty, as he has traditionally been. All the fighting and puzzles are reversed because of this, and the game basically mirrors the Wii version — even the cinemas are flipped.
The story is the same and it’s basically the same game, except for the big difference in control schemes.
GP: How much will both versions cost?
Harrison: Both will retail for $50.
GP: Will the GC version only be available for sale online as rumored?
Harrison: No, it will be available in retail stores.
GP: When will the GC version release?
Harrison: December 11th.
GP: What do you say to the Wii’s critics who attack the hardware specs?
Harrison: Wii is trying to expand the gaming audience, and Zelda will provide the “wow factor.” The Wii isn’t a Lamborghini, but we’ll sell more units. This console launch has more licensees on board than ever before, and developers are attracted to the unique gameplay possibilities of the nunchuku.
![[buuuaaaa]](/images/smilies/nuevos/triste_ani3.gif "a lágrima viva")
Arkayz escribió:
Eso de descargar niveles extra seria la puta polla en vinagre
Vacil escribió:Contenido descargable (gratuito) sería muuuuuuuuuuuu grande.
![[plas]](/images/smilies/aplauso.gif "Aplausos")
Retar escribió:Menuda fiesta con lo de agarrar la espadita con la derecha, con la izquierda... según la carátula Link es zurdo... otra vez.
![[tadoramo]](/images/smilies/adora.gif "Adorando")
no lo he leido en ningún sitio. supongo ke por lo menos los textos si ke vendrán.... 
Korleone escribió:la duda ke tengo ke no se es si el zelda nuevo viene traducido al español
, eso es algo que Miyamoto parece empeñado en mantener en la saga.
Arkayz escribió:
Eso de descargar niveles extra seria la puta polla en vinagre
![[carcajad]](/images/smilies/nuevos/risa_ani2.gif "carcajada")
FORTUNE escribió:Arkayz claro q lo puedes poner, si lo he metido aqui para q lo pusieras si querias
snake-viper escribió:
Y por k no puede ser ambidiestro?
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