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Originally posted by: PaLaDiN
Am I the only one who loved Wind Waker? To me that's the best 3D Zelda, mostly because it's a real conversion of LttP to 3D.
OoT was the black sheep of Zelda for me, MM was much better by my reckoning.
I can't help but feel the new Zelda will also be a disappointment because it looks to be more like OoT than Wind Waker and LttP.
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Originally posted by: KDR_11k
Procession: They published Unreal Tournament 2004...
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Originally posted by: Procession
Who cares about Infogrames? They're insignificant and adopting the Atari brand was a pathetic, last gasp attempt to change that. The only decent game I can recall them publishing this generation was Ikaruga. The first Godzilla game was okay, but nothing special; Enter the Matrix and all that Dragonball rubbish I can do without.
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Originally posted by: Uglydot
Or all the other burnouts. GET USED TO IT, THESE HAVE BEEN GOING ON SINCE THE START OF VIDEO GAMES, TIME EXCLUSIVES AREN'T NEW. One of the first was Donkey Kong for coleco, I believe. There was a 6 month exclusive for the arcade port when it first came out. So blame Nintendo for these too. Gamers today pay too much god damn attention to the news and to the 50 games they want. I have 30 games or more for my GCN that I enjoy and could not possibly have completely all by now. There are enough games to go around. Losing a few for a few months isn't a big deal. These are games, they are meant to be fun. If you get pissed off about not getting all the games at the exact same time, you need to read less game news and play more games.
My guess is either:
A. You assume this topic is directed at them porting over G: DAMM to the Xbox (it's not)
B. You assume that the Gamecube will get a delayed port of Godzilla: Save the Earth (Atari said it won't)
C. You assume that the Gamecube will get a delayed port of Burnout 3 (I haven't seen mention of this anywhere)
This topic is not about having a "exclusive" game ported over, or even complaining about a delay in when a game is ported over. This topic is about a sequel to a game that was succesful on the Gamecube, a failure on the Xbox, and had its predesscor end up appearing on every system but the one that made the sequel possible.
Also, as expected, the sequel was not a success, in fact it tanked. The game can now be purchased new for $15-20 less than two months after release. As for Burnout, I assume there was more merit there (I doubt the Xbox or PS2 versions sold poorly), although it would still be nice to get the third game in the series.
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Originally posted by: kennyb27
Want of Care: Not giving the controller the proper love it deserves.
