TP - Det største Zelda spil, nogensinde?

Hølmkjær>
...og var generelt utroligt dårligt informerede om både spillene og konsollen...

Beano>
Det er Gamerz-Edge og ikke Edge... MEGET stor forskel :)

Most enemies just require you to swing your sword at them, which is done by shaking the Wii Remote or shaking the Nunchuk for a spin attack. You can lock onto enemies with the Z trigger and strafe around them, hop back and forth, leap in for a jumping attack, or jump back and out of the way--the same basic moves as past installments. But normally you can just keep on shaking the Wii Remote like a maniac and come out on top against most enemies. There's no finesse to the way the Wii Remote is used, and at times you'll wish that you could just hit a button to swing the sword instead of dealing with all the motion-sensing nonsense. This is especially true in the rare cases that require you to time your sword swings properly, as well as once you start learning a few extra moves, like the shield bash, which is done by shoving the Nunchuk controller forward. Most of the time, performing this move resulted in a spin attack. The combat controls using the Wii Remote may feel somewhat different from past games, but it doesn't draw you into the experience any more than using a standard controller would, and at worst, it's imprecise.

Echo>
Hvorfor GC udgaven? Alle andre end gamespot er utrolig glade for Wii kontrollen, og siger at man ikke kan gå tilbage til det andet, efter at have prøvet det med Wii.

Sonic.dk>


GameSpot kritiserer det for at være for u-evolutionært og minder for meget om Oot. Well, det er ikke et minus IMHO!