I never played my copy much, will have to return to it at some point.
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When you first start using the boat in WW - for me, that's marked as one of the most exciting gaming moments ever. The open horizons, the complete freedom, the promise of distant lands... it felt truly giddying. I was beaming for days when I reached that point in my adventure.Originally posted by Mardigan8Cant wait to get my own wee boat and really get in about the adventure. It really was a great surprise to see how thoughtful and detailed the presentation of this game is. More Zelda beauty please
Looking back, that was the best aspect of the game by far. The promise of discovery.
^^^ DON'T read that if you're still playing the game, you hear me?
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One of my favourite cube games tbh.
There was more heart and love in this game than almost any game I can think of.
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Did the same for me, especially when the seagulls used to follow meOriginally posted by Tig
I'm another who has yet to finish this. Got it at JPN launch and made a decent amount of progress then got stuck. I'll return to it one day...Comment
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Anybody else tried not changing the direction of the wind when out sailing? Takes longer to get around mind...Comment
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No? What's the point, if it's completely the wrong direction then you can't get there unless you cruise which will take a very long time.Originally posted by spagmasterswift
Next stupid question?Comment
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Well I am glad I have cracked it open now... when my single player adventures are quiet and all the recent big titles have had there fill. I fully intend to finish this before the new Zelda, which really sparked this need to play WW. Am delighted that I have it all ahead of me... every little detail is gonna bring joy to my experince of it.Comment
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Cussed out by Nintendo Fan boy >_<Originally posted by Ben_nintendo
After all that time on the water (and that's the games main failing imo) I decided to try tacking into the wind you see, oh you don't? Never mind then...Comment
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This game is undoubtley superb... i do have the sudden urge to play it again now.
My gamecube has seen alot of attention, i am going through alot of old beauts ive neglected, paper mario 2 is in my machine at the mo, pikmin 2 was 100%'d last week and im slowly going through the twin snakes... but yeah, Wind Waker again before the release of the new Zelda.
The only problem i had with wind waker was that i had downloaded about 100mbs worth of video before it came out, which ruined alot of it, i wont be doing that for the new zelda, so far i've only seen the e3 2004 trailer..
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perhaps someone could help me, im in the part of the game , where i have to find a rock with an instrument on it ? ive been stuck here for agesComment
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I remember getting stuck at this. It was supposed to be inside the waterfall on one of the islands, but it took a bit of wondering around aimlessly for it to appear.Comment
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I wish it was easy for Nintendo to redo Majoras Mask or OOT in WindWaker cartoon loveliness, I really wanna play another game like it but I can't think of one.
I hope they do the next Mario cel-shaded, thatd be mega.Comment
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Paper Mario is the closest you'll get to that.Originally posted by electric_warrior
Regarding WW, it is a lovely game, and one that people will look back to with fondness in years to come. Like a lot of Nintendo's recent stuff, people bitch about trivial little things at first but come to appreciate it in retrospect.
The game has the best use of cel shading I've ever seen, particularly when the realisation dawns that you're actually playing a cartoon.
Unfortunately, I never finished WW and probably never will. Why? The sailing/triforce collection bit. It's a pretty big ointment-spoiling fly that's seen off a lot of players. It's sad to see such a beautiful game disfigured in such a way, it really is.
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Mardigan8, you're going to cream yourself (if you haven't already) when you get to Dragon Roost Island.
I'll not build it up too much Enjoy.
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