@Retro_Player_77 a couple of remarks : 1. Some of the “spin offs” you listed are actually just mainline Zelda titles, just because they were released on a handheld doesn’t make them spin off games. Not only the console games count as mainline titles, the handheld games do too. And sequels are sequels and not spin offs.
2. Link’s Crossbow Training is TP related and not OOT related.
3. Never talk about the cd-i games ever. They simply do not exist
4. Even though you claim that FSA is a “spin off” (I saw that claim from someone else too), it is in fact a mainline title.
@dartmonkey Ah, an honest mistake I see. I’m assuming that you weren’t the one playing then. I can see where the mix up came from if you were just observing. Like VenomousAlbino mentioned, triceratops have three horns because their name translates to that fact, while styracosaurus have only one large horn and a slightly higher “collar” with bigger spikes.
What bothers me about this article is that either the writer didn’t pay attention to the game or the developers didn’t do their research. Because in the two comparison photos showing the triceratops, the one on the left is indeed a triceratops, but the one on the right is in fact a styracosaurus, a completely different (albeit related) species of dinosaur.
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Where are Sheep and SabreWulf ? Probably a lot of others too
Re: Eiji Aonuma Talks About The Possibility Of More Legend Of Zelda Spin-Offs
@Retro_Player_77 a couple of remarks :
1. Some of the “spin offs” you listed are actually just mainline Zelda titles, just because they were released on a handheld doesn’t make them spin off games. Not only the console games count as mainline titles, the handheld games do too. And sequels are sequels and not spin offs.
2. Link’s Crossbow Training is TP related and not OOT related.
3. Never talk about the cd-i games ever. They simply do not exist
4. Even though you claim that FSA is a “spin off” (I saw that claim from someone else too), it is in fact a mainline title.
Re: First Impressions: Jurassic World Evolution: Complete Edition On Switch
@dartmonkey Ah, an honest mistake I see. I’m assuming that you weren’t the one playing then. I can see where the mix up came from if you were just observing. Like VenomousAlbino mentioned, triceratops have three horns because their name translates to that fact, while styracosaurus have only one large horn and a slightly higher “collar” with bigger spikes.
Re: First Impressions: Jurassic World Evolution: Complete Edition On Switch
What bothers me about this article is that either the writer didn’t pay attention to the game or the developers didn’t do their research. Because in the two comparison photos showing the triceratops, the one on the left is indeed a triceratops, but the one on the right is in fact a styracosaurus, a completely different (albeit related) species of dinosaur.