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lol I love that this artwork was released. Our NOA rep hunted me down yesterday telling us to immediately take down the picture. I'm guessing you can thank NWR for this official artwork getting out to the world.
We want to see your strength and spirit. It's not too late, the month is very young.Alright, I threw a little something together just now:
What do you think? Should I use it?
Instead of re-describing what you are referring to, maybe you should find an actual example so people understand. I'm sure google pics has plenty of excellent examples to illustrate your idea.
Quote from: NovaQI agree that I'm jumping the gun based on a single blurry image, but the idea/concept is too interesting to me to not mention it. As for Okami, while it emulated Japanese scroll paintings, the art style I'm imagining for the new Zelda would be closer to European or American oil or watercolor works. (I mean, Zelda is a Japanese take on more European-style fantasy, right?)
Instead of re-describing what you are referring to, maybe you should find an actual example so people understand. I'm sure google pics has plenty of excellent examples to illustrate your idea.
Maybe from the art work you can see that he's not holding a sword.
I think some people may be jumping the gun a bit suggesting that this game will have a watercolor-esque art style just because one concept art image used it. While it would be interesting to see a Zelda game play with such a graphical filter, do we really need any more comparisons to Okami than there already are?
I just can't fathom why Nintendo isn't embracing the chaos of the internet and unleashing a high-res viewable version of this image online. Any hype in their direction is good hype, and all we have to work off is this vague image.
I think it would be much better to stay in 3rd person and have the 1:1 control, I think that would be allot more satisfying for people to play and the fans to just look at.
So it's Super Mario Galaxy: The Lost Levels. Or maybe The Lost Galaxies.
Has there been any word on the music? The trailer makes me worry that they're not going to bother with the orchestra this time, and that would be a crying shame.
I think a different kind of art direction than the one in Wind Waker could do wonders for the series. Maybe something that resembled an oil painting, something Baroque/Rococo inspired (that's Baroque as in the 18th century art style, not the game), for example.
Oil painting huh? That is a nice idea. I to really want a new visual style for the next Zelda, too much of every other game looks exactly the same.
Are there any clear pictures of this older Link any where? all i've seen is the NWR blury tiny one.where did you see that?
I'm going to edit this post with whatever news is revealed.
Gamespot people are entering the theater.
Reguardind exclusivity of FF 14 they plan on making a PS3 and PC version. Considering 360.
FF14 takes place in a different world than FF11. Different races than FF11.FF14 has been development for 4-5 years.Influences for FF14 has been WOW. Tries to be unique from WOW.Simultanious worldwide launch for the game.Servers will be worldwide and cross platform.No plans for Spanish language translation but will consider it if there is demand.Trying to implement new systems for MMO's into FF14.Part's of yesterday's trailer was prerendered but most of it was ingame.Job system will be different from FF11.No way to move your characters from FF11 to FF14.New Players will like the world and story.
I know that a camera isn't integral to any of Nintendo's current plans and that the camera we saw was Ubisofts idea, but what I was thinking was that since Nintendo has decided to shift focus to the casual consumer and have become the peripheral add-on king, why not complete the living room package and include a camera?
Maybe combine the hardware of the camera and the sensor bar. while your at it, why not combine WiiSpeak into too for an all inclusive devise that sits on top of or under your TV. A camera would also be perfect for bringing Nintendogs over to the Wii, another WiiFit+ upgrade, wacky family oriented mini games (like seen in the MS conference), and bringing more functionality to the Wii outside of games. Such as taking photos on the Wii with the camera and being able to send them to friends, video chat with friends and family or posting videos straight to youtube.
Does anybody see Nintendo maybe taking the initiative to do more with a camera than just help Ubisoft design it within Wii specs?
Another great addition was a highlighted path that demonstrates where the player must go next. Walls, edges and doors are all highlighted blue in order to direct the player. Now this may seem as though it takes much of the challenge out of the game but navigating a dark world with a small flashlight beam while evading several monsters at a time tends to disorient and confuse players adding a new challenge to the title that was previously based upon killing enemies.
The other interesting feature that I truly enjoyed was the peaking ability. I am, sad to admit, one of those gamers who whines as they have to turn a corner or open up a door. Ever since the dogs burst through the window in the original Resident Evil, I have been scarred. Onward then. In Shattered Memories players have two options when opening a door. The first is to simple run into the door barging it open regardless of what awaits them on the other side. The second is to slowly approach the door and tap the "A" button which allows players to take a small peek as to what is hiding on the other side.
