WII VERSION ADVANTAGES Still available Dead-accurate slingshot and bow Motion-controls Cleaner button placement More secondary items Surround sound DISADVANTAGES Link is righthanded More expensive Wiis are still in high demand GAMECUBE VERSION ADVANTAGES Link is a lefty Cheaper Good for those without a Wii Can be played on the Wii DISADVANTAGES Traditional controls Harder to find Fewer secondary items
Personally, I'd say Traditional Controls are an advantage of the GCN version
I will never understand why Link having the sword in his left hand is so important to people. The Wii version is far superior, the controls are better, and since I have a widescreen TV, the Wii version looks a lot better as well.
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I own the Wii version, and I've played the Gamecube version. I miss the camera control, like in Wind Waker. It was in the Gamecube version of TP as well. Absent in the Wii. The GC version is the original product, and how it was intended to be made. I'm not a fan of the loss of camera control.
I will never understand why Link having the sword in his left hand is so important to people. The Wii version is far superior, the controls are better, and since I have a widescreen TV, the Wii version looks a lot better as well.
It's because they don't like change, so they're against it because of it. I'm a huge fan of the Legend of Zelda series and I never cared if Link was a lefty or a righty, it makes no difference. For the topic, I think the Wii version is superior because of the bow and clawshot controls, 480p resolution, and can be put into widescreen.
It's definitely not [just] because they don't like change. Link's being left-handed has become one of his character traits, and changing that isn't a problem just because of change, it's a problem because that's part of the mythology of the legendary hero.
I have no desire to play Twilight Princess. Really, it's the only Zelda title that I have no interest in playing. I definitly think it's the ugly brown and grey pallette it has going on. I can't help it, I love my Zelda games to be colorful and vibrant. Like A Link to the Past for example.
I'm pretty sure that "twilight princess" has more colors than "a link to the past..."
Why can't link be ambidextrous?! I haven't played either version yet though. I'm a left and still do many things with my right except for writing/drawing.
Wii version, definitely, motion controls make everything better. Though I've never played the GC version. But still, who doesn't love swinging the Wiimote around like a sword?
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