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Re: Talking Point: Which Developer Is Working On The Zelda: Ocarina Of Time Remake?

AussieMcBucket

Ohh, I was wondering why it had mostly been you two lately. Glad everyone's getting some R&R. Hopefully you both are/will too.

Capcom is a wild prediction. I can see the threads you're connecting though. It could be interesting.

Is Grezzo a Spanish group? Or am I thinking of MercurySteam? I'm just wondering - do we pronounce it "Grezzzzzzo" or "Gretso?"

I understand what's been said about why this might be just 1:1. But I still think they're going bigger with this. I'm sure that's colored by my hope, but still. And to be sure, I will most likely love whichever way they go with it. But my preference would be for a big overhaul and all that. The other more faithful remakes we all point to, like Metroid Prime or Star Fox were all pretty transparently revealed. Prime was just a surprise. They told us SF was a remake in the reveal video. And they were both released very soon after. We don't even know when this OoT is coming out, other than this year. And they reeeeeeally teased it. Why leave us hanging like that if they weren't planning to surprise us with something big? Nintendo tries to be very careful about managing expectations. And they know how absolutely revered this game is. Look at all the chatter online, for instance. There will be a collective (and mostly temporary) groan if this turns out to be nothing more than a glow-up. Possible counterarguments are, for one, that Nintendo does and has recently screwed up the expectations management. Whether that was just underestimation or simply a bad call. Another is that I suppose they could just think our minds will all be blown by these completely remade visuals and silky frame rates and mouse controls or something. Sure, they still could be. But I just feel like the signs seem to point to this being a real showstopper. I'd love to see it.

Re: Japanese Charts: Splatoon Raiders Sales Drop 84%, But It Still Leads The Pack

AussieMcBucket

Ay! Ay. Ay. Ay. Ay. Ay. Ay! Ay... (Holy cow! Switch 2 sales are way strong than anything else. Granted, this is just a small slice at the end of July. Looks like Raiders is on its way to 1 million sales, which is great. I wonder if it will sell pretty well like Pokopia, as word-of-mouth builds. And honestly, if Nintendo continues to support it like they have with the mainline games, I feel like the buzz will only grow. Definitely need to get it sometime soon! And throw it on the heap...)