Nyt The Legend of Zelda til Wii

Nintendo Power skrev:
med spejlvendt, mener de at Link er Højrehåndet og ikke venstrehåndet som han plejer, verdnen er helt den samme

Nintendo Power skrev:
jeg har det selv og jeg har gennemført det, det er helt det samme

Twilight Princess on Wii

British publication NGC Magazine claimed, in December 2005, that when the GameCube version is played on Wii, the player will be given the option of using the Wii's unique controller;[29] and it was not suspected that two versions of the game would be released. Reggie Fils-Aime denied these claims, stating that, across the board, GCN games played on Wii would not be compatible with Wii's controller.[30] Nintendo of France Director of Marketing Mathieu Minel stated in a subsequent interview with Jeux-France that Twilight Princess would include Wii controller-functionality one way or another, but Nintendo quickly requested that this be removed from the interview.[31] In the end, however, Shigeru Miyamoto himself confirmed the Wii controller-functionality in an interview with Nintendo of Europe.[32] Time reported this also soon after.[33][34] Finally, at E3 2006, Nintendo announced that there would be two versions of Twilight Princess: one for GameCube (released on December 12, 2006), and one for Wii (released on the console's launch date, November 19, 2006).

Shigeru Miyamoto had said in an interview that the only differences between the GameCube and Wii versions of the Twilight Princess are technical[35] (as described above). The Wii version also displays in a 16:9 (anamorphic widescreen mode; see Wii) format in 480p, where the GameCube version plays only in 4:3.[36] 480p is possible on early DOL-001 models of the GameCube, using the component-cable.

In the Wii version of Twilight Princess, Link is right-handed, despite his normal left-handed preference. Miyamoto noticed that players preferred wielding their "swords" right-handed, but by that point, all the maps, bosses and models had already been designed with a left-handed stance in mind. The simplest solution was to invert the entire game horizontally. In the GameCube version, Link remains left-handed, and the maps and player guides for the two versions are mirror versions of each other, with east becoming west in the Wii version.[37] Anything in the game referring to east/west or left/right is changed accordingly between the two versions, including the in-game maps. This explains why the sun rises in the west during morning and sets in the east at dusk, and why characters shake hands left-handed.

In the early NTSC release of the game, a glitch when saving in the broken cannon-room would force the player to restart the game from the beginning. In the GameCube and PAL releases of the game, the error was fixed prior to release. For players affected by the glitch, Nintendo offers an updated disc replacement through Customer Support.[38]

Bauer skrev:
Zelda kunne være fedt, men er der et title jeg venter mest på lige nu når E3 snart skal starte så er det Disaster: Day of Crisis.