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37573 on 14.04.2006 at 12:43

The big topic of discussion of late has been how Twilight Princess will utilise the Revmote, with many hinting it'll be only in mini games or only in specific areas. However in a recent interview with ONM it seems that the Revmote will be much more integrated as previously thought:

"...I think the Revolution controller will give quite a different play style to Twilight Princess. When you play Twilight Princess with the GameCube controller it's the same controls that you're used to, but you may beable to do something different with the Revolution controller - like aiming at enemies with the pointing device and shooting the arrow."

So prepare to have unprecedented control over Link when the Revolution hits our shores later this year.

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The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (GameCube)

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HazukiSan on 14.04.2006 at 12:43#1

Good to hear the Revmote is really integrated and not just for mini games.

Faust D. Strooijer on 14.04.2006 at 12:45#2

Well, we're talking about nintendo here so Smilie

~Getting on C3's massive tits since 2K5.~

jb on 14.04.2006 at 12:45#3

Sweet news, would be great to play on both systems! - which edition of ONM btw?

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Cheesing it up on 14.04.2006 at 12:47#4

:-s. Ahh well, I'll just play it through on the Cube and if I feel like it I can play it again on the Revolution and see how these changes work.

To be honest I don't really care about extra Revolution features!

I just completed pokemon yellow! 151 pokemon seen and caught.
Surely that's worth a star?

ohm on 14.04.2006 at 12:48#5

That was kind of expected.

Kangaroo_Kid on 14.04.2006 at 12:48#6

I had a feeling it would.

Faust D. Strooijer on 14.04.2006 at 12:50#7

Some people here are way too negative... I'll prolly play it Rev-exclusive, cuz constantly switching between Cube and Rev(connecting them to my tv i mean) is kind of pointless, seeing the Rev plays Cube games Smilie

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Raff on 14.04.2006 at 12:53#8

Smilie , which controller to use? The one the game was designed for from the word go, or the one used as a gimmick to sell more hardware.
Smilie , what to do, what to do...

It's going to be shit and you jolly well know it.

HazukiSan on 14.04.2006 at 12:54#9

It's the newest issue Jorge, I subscribe and get it early.

ohm on 14.04.2006 at 12:54#10

I hope they didn't delay TP for those reasons, but rather to make it a more complete game.

jb on 14.04.2006 at 12:54#11

Grow 2 extra arms or use your feet Smilie

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jb on 14.04.2006 at 12:55#12

TP is definitely definitely coming out this year - it makes me tingle (as in skin wise, not the bumbling fat guy with the balloon).

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ohm on 14.04.2006 at 12:57#13

Aha! A pun!
Yes I am very excited too about TP, more so because of the story aspect and exploring aspect than anything.

nin10do on 14.04.2006 at 13:00#14

First play through on the GC, hopefully before the Revolution, or if after on a GC pad but through the Rev.

Second play, using the innovative wonder of the Rev pad and seeing just how much it opens out the gameplay.

I'll be a happy gamer Smilie

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jb on 14.04.2006 at 13:01#15

Hell yeah! I love exporing. The thing with OOT was that although it's absolutely fucking amazing, it seemed quite lacking in different people you could mingle with, or enemies to battle in the overworld.

In ALTP there are houses littered everywhere, and enemies wherever you go.

Hopefully TP will be a good mix of the both, and from what we've seen (and some of us played), it certainly looks like a great mix of both exploration and battle.

My most anticipated game this year, with the DS one in 2nd.

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