And it's nice that the guide's bullet points mentions dungeons, while specifically distinguishing 'shrine mini-dungeons' as separate.
Then again, the wording reads 'korok seed puzzles,' when none of the koroks I've seen so far have been 'puzzles,' simply hidden collectables. So who knows if they know what they're talking about or not.
Anyone has found good wallpapers from the japanese/american box art? I remeber seeing some, I don't remember if here or when I was lurking in Neogaf, but I haven't been able to found it again.
If its the European art it would be nice too. Thanks!
@Octane The Amazon page called them 'korok seed puzzles.' I would assume it's just bad writing that refers to a ton of hidden koroks, who give you their seeds as some kind of currency. No idea about any kind of puzzles that would be involved.
So if there are at least 900 Koroks, can we confirm that this game either takes place a long time after Wind Waker or that those little guys reproduce like rabbits?
So if there are at least 900 Koroks, can we confirm that this game either takes place a long time after Wind Waker or that those little guys reproduce like rabbits?
I don't think just because the Koroks are in it means it takes place after Wind Waker, I mean they evolved from Kokiri but they aren't seen in the other timelines either so it's possible they evolved into Koroks in all the timelines.
@jump Possibly, but what are the chances of that happening more than once? I mean, in real life terms it would be virtually impossible. I believe that the Koroks happened because of the Great Flood, I think that was an Adult Timeline exclusive feature, unless one of the other timelines bought it as DLC.
Is there somewhere that lists the differences between the Wii U and Switch versions?
I think I heard somewhere that the gamepad screen won't be used at all on the Wii U...is that right? What else?
I still haven't finished Twilight Princess HD or even started Windwaker HD, so I'm not really in a hurry, just trying to decide which version I should get.
@Dreamliner They are indeed the same version (the Wii U version doesn't use the second screen, they scrapped that some time ago). The Switch version will have a slightly smoother framerate and I believe the resolution is a bit higher as well. Draw distance is also better, other than that, they're the same games.
@Octane: I don't think Nintendo cares about the specifics of evolution. There's so many deviations from how evolution actually works, it's probably more of a curse than a scientific process. Kokiri are probably always destined to become Koroks.
@Octane So if I have a backlog of every Wii/Wii U/3DS Zelda to play and won't get to BotW until realistically 2018, I'm probably best to just wait and get it with the Switch?
@Octane: I don't think Nintendo cares about the specifics of evolution. There's so many deviations from how evolution actually works, it's probably more of a curse than a scientific process. Kokiri are probably always destined to become Koroks.
Like I said, I'm pretty sure it's mentioned in the games that the Deku Tree "made" the Koroks. He needed someone to spread seeds after Hyrule got flooded and he just turned the Kokiri into creatures that are light enough to fly across the Great Sea.
I couldn't find anywhere where he said specifically that he made the Kokiri into the Koroks. Are you sure?
I don't have Hyrule Historia, though, so I don't know if it's in there.
"Once upon a time, long ago, the Koroks took on human forms, but when they came to live on the sea, they took these shapes. Now they fear people... but to me, they will ever be my cherished little children"
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