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I didn't use the remote jacket once.
Then I got hand AIDS.
Off. It's comfortable, but a pain in the ass to take it off when it's time to change the batteries.
the motion plus looks retarded without it.
And drew up some brigadier general character, using an attorney from the back of my phonebook for facial reference. I ditched the attorney's glasses and swapped his hair with the hair of another attorney and now he looks like someone else, but I can't quite figure out who.
I miss mario kart 64
oh look, it's that scene again
I stopped caring about IGN when they got Tingle kicked out of Zelda. |:
I never got a Nintendo 64 for Christmas(click to show/hide)
Christmas is the happiest time of the year to me even when not considering the presents, so besides the decreasing number of presents and family members attending (because of them getting their own family mostly), I don't really have a problem with it. I do wish they'd stop putting up all of the Christmas decorations and advertisement months before the actual date =/
I wanna do more Luminous Arc fanart, but I don't know which character to do next.
How can you celebrate the birth of a person who didn't existed?(click to show/hide)
We all know Christmas is dandy, althought there are some things about it that just tends to get annoying. What problems do you have about the most overrated holiday in the world?
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Series director Eiji Aonuma says “sheer grand scale" is the starting point for developing the next Zelda.
Edge 211 features Links To The Past, an in-depth interview with series director Eiji Aonuma about his memories of working on gaming’s greatest franchise. But there are a few nods to the future, as well. We asked Aonuma about the ‘epic’ feel of Twilight Princess and its subsequent reception, to which he said:
“For Twilight Princess we used the adult Link and one of the interesting things about that was how we considered the precise proportions of Link and the world. The scale is because we aimed for a more realistic quality in the size of the environments of Hyrule and what that Link faced.
"But the question is whether or not we were able to incorporate any and all of the interesting game ideas that were able to take advantage of that kind of sheer grand scale within the Zelda universe. I am afraid that definitely no, we were not able to do all the things that perhaps with hindsight we had the capabilities to do. With that as the starting point, we are now developing the Wii version of Legend Of Zelda.”
Aonuma went on to admit that the discrepancy between imagination and representation was his greatest regret about the previous Wii game:
“In the case of Spirit Tracks it was relatively easier, because regardless of the actual proportions between the player character and the other objects, we can simply concentrate upon the many game ideas we want to realise. But in the case of trying to depict a relatively photorealistic three-dimensional world, we have to be very careful to adapt the ideas so that they seem to perfectly fit with that world. I must admit that's actually one of my very greatest regrets as regards the Twilight Princess.”
Back in my day, etc.
