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Originally Posted by thatmariolover
Do you have any point to your life other than ridiculing democrats and Nintendo fans? I'm starting think not.  |
Yes, I spend my whole life rediculing democrats and Nintendo fans, especially considering I have barely mentioned politics since the election and I almost never post in the Nintendo forum.
If you're going to attack me, at least try and make sense when you do. I actually find the fact that you take every opportunity you can to blow what I say way out of proportion and insult me quite funny.
And yes, I did realize that IGN was using a bit of sarcasm, but my post was in response to the other post on this thread, which I thought was quite obvious. Apparently not.
As for Nintendo franchises, I have no problem with the gameplay. I loved Windwaker, but the plot was still pretty much the same thing. Same with most Mario games (I'm not saying they should change Mario games since there's not much you can do with a plumber fighting turtles) and even Metroid got a huge gameplay makeover but the story remained no different (and barely existant).
With Zelda you have the ability to take a different slant on a beloved character if just for one game. With a more realistic appearance you could make the game a little grittier and a bit darker. I'm not saying that he should be going around murdering whomever he chooses and banging hookers in his stolen car, but maybe he could actually look a little pissed when he's dicing up one of Ganon's minions.
A gritty look here, a plot twist there and a couple of cutscene's could add a lot to an already great franchise.