New Zelda Ocarina Of Time GameCube Screens

[Shadow_Link]

Originally posted by DeathsHand
I don't like the sound of using the C stick for that stuff though

I don't think there's any othe control scheme that would work. You could ofcourse use the d-pad... But since it's so close the analogue stick, it would be hard to use both the d-pad and analogue stick at the same time. They should have released an N64 controller adaptor .

[Blackmane]

Originally posted by Shadow_Link
One problem I 'could' see, is if you move the c-stick in a slightly diagonal direction, the player might end up using a different item than he/she wanted to.

That's not a problem in Metroid for picking the cannon you want. I don't think it will be a problem.

[Angrist]

Originally posted by Shadow_Link
I don't think there's any othe control scheme that would work. You could ofcourse use the d-pad... But since it's so close the analogue stick, it would be hard to use both the d-pad and analogue stick at the same time. They should have released an N64 controller adaptor .

What if X or Y would have been a 'use' button and you use the control pad to select a weapon? That would have worked...

Anyway, I was hoping for dual analog control: 1 to move around, 1 to swing your sword. I have a whole control setup in my mind for it...

[GameMaster]

Dyne, do you still think that screen is fake now?

[DarkDemonic726]

The graphics look slightly better. They are sharper.

[Ric]

I got a DVD free with this months issue of NGC Magazine in the UK. It has several videos of the OoT Remake. I only watched The Deku Tree video though.

Now I can say the graphics are not much better, the game still has the same textures and sounds and everything. The only noticable difference was that the graphics were sharper, you know those jagged edges you get on games, well they are smoothed out somewhat. Apart from that it's still the OoT we all know and love. There were of course more enemies and things.