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Um, you guys? By the time of release, this game will have been in development for over five years, by a team so mind-bogglingly huge it makes the OoT dev team look like a guy in his parent's basement. This is going to be a bigger game than we've ever had before, regardless of the world-building...

Er, no. In OoT, there's no special indication that Ganon was created by the Triforce- all that we see of him there is as a sort of desperation attack after the castle collapses. In addition, Ganon also exists outside of this eventuality- the Child Timeline, specifically TP and whatever other...

Well, Ganondorf is a specific person- a Gerudo male who tried/succeeded to take over Hyrule sometime after the Civil War. The Master Sword, according to OoT, is hundreds of years old, therefore making it almost impossible for that Ganondorf to be involved in this story without some form of...

In the best of all possible Zelda Wii games, there would be two targeting systems- the usual Z-targeting for more standard enemies that require items and movement tactics to defeat rather than swordplay, and similar sort of targeting- you know when you Z-target without an enemy present, and Link...

I've been bouncing this sort of mythology/backstory thing for Ganon and Hyrule around in my head for a while- it's obviously not based on any evidence or canon, but it shouldn't go against any of it, either. The Gerudo and their sand goddess, plus their connection to Ganon and the odd-one-out...

I'm still skeptical about the name, seeing as everyone appears to have forgotten the the original set of rumors from January (including the girls supposed name) were exposed as a hoax, but the point here is your picture. Which is great. I mean, really really good. Of course, we only have one...

I'd say just about second to last, with PH hitting rock bottom. It's the whole approach to progression- totally linear levels, totally linear story, totally linear everything. Everything that isn't main game content isn't worth navigating the atrocious minigames that replace real overworlds to...

I just got it as a gift from my insanely wealthy aunt, and so far my biggest complaint is WHERE IN THE NAME OF KOJI KONDO IS THE MUSIC, CAPCOM? It's just so blatantly missing given the engaging but honestly repetitive gameplay- I'm sitting there, waiting for the fish to bite, or for the Kelbi...

That would be Pokémon Snap. Oddly enough, even as I mastered the perfect shots for each Pokémon when I was five, the rest of my life I've been hopelessly inept at first-person shooters. Snap was a really deep game, actually- if you knew what to do, you could find tons of Easter eggs in each...

Well, I'm glad to see they've abandoned the impossibly stupid hats that they've been sticking on everyone since Gen3 (seriously, they just kept getting worse) but this time around the look is a lot more realistic- in terms of "less obnoxiously sugar-coated". The graphics have taken a step up...

The hookshot and its derivatives are pretty important parts of Link's arsenal, as his very limited jumping ability requires a way to traverse vertical distance with an item. It's why we had the hookshot, switch hook, longshot, clawshot, long hook, grappling hook, and snake whip- Link's not agile...

Well, it's pretty much a standard MC originating timeline, but I'm not sure about Four Swords- in the GBA cartridge, is Four Swords in any way connected to the LttP story, or is it a separate game on the cartridge? Also, when I clicked on this, I thought you would be stating evidence for the...

What I'd like to see is an enormous mountain- one covered in some sort of ruins or unfinished architecture that allows for smooth transitions between dungeon and overworld. Kind of an alpine setting- it would work best if we had a more acrobatic Link this time around, allowing him to jump...

And I really see why it's so well-liked now. A few days ago, I got stuck in the Snow Temple and loaned it to my friend. I recently got it back, and he showed me how to get through it. (I kept thinking that knocking the pillars out was a bad idea.) So I continued on to the rest of the game, and...

Man, I loved Code Lyoko. The whole concept was awesome, and if the video games they made out of it didn't... frankly, suck (well, the Wii game was actually kind of OK, but the level design was as boring as... some kind of... boring... tree, or something. Anyway, it was cool how the environments...