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The movie spends 1h and a half insulting the viewers intelligence. I'm all for some dumb fun but this was bad. Shouldn't take itself so serious too. Worse movie I've seen since Green Hornet. That movie looks good though compared to Lucy.

@babychoochoo: funny thing. I'd be fine with the puzzles alone. Something like pushmo/crashmo.

no mention of a Vita version...

@ll_exile_ll: when someone makes a post like that it's not even worth bothering. You probably knew that but couldn't resisting replying.

@believer258: doesn't look awful at all. Not as sharp but pretty close to the original. It's also on a smaller screen so it's not a big deal as long it's ported in its entirety and with a decent frame rate.

Anyway this is nothing new as other mentioned, especially with Nintendo products. Hell, even the N64 had those "expansion paks". Majora's Mask required it to play and same for a few other games.

Can't wait to play it again! Hope they release it soon :) Not too soon, early next year is fine by me.

Edit: Forgot t I'll need the new 3DS first. Guess I'll wait and see if there're other games to make the upgrade worth it.

@cdub901: it's only portrait mode but it actually gives a pretty good view. Doesn't cut the ps2 field of vision, only gives more vertically. It's easy to play one-handed. It's more of a port of the Japanese version so no voice acting and no orchestral score as I mentioned. Controls are fine when you get used to it. The menus are more easily accessible but could've looked better to fit with the game's design as in the ps2 version. Besides that it runs well but an old phone can make it a bit choppy at times. I tested on a old Galaxy SII too just to check that. It's got a quick save option too and a auto run outside town if needed. I wasn't sure at first but I believe now I'd rather play this version the go back to the ps2 one. Looks really sharp too even if it uses the same old textures. There are other minor gameplay improvements but nothing major. I heard a lot of whining of this port and I was pleasantly surprised when I finally got to play it.

I guess it's more about how much you miss the voice acting and the controller.

The price should be lower but at least you know you'll be playing for around 80 hours, possibly more so it doesn't hurt that much.

Remake or a hd re-release? doesn't need any remake to be honest. Wind Waker didn't even need that treatment in my opinion nor does DQVIII.

In any case you can play on iOS/Android with better resolution and a few improvements as long as you don't mind the lack of voice acting and orchestral score. No updated textures though :/

Needs a new console/PC re-release though.

Kinda late here but I played both the ps2 and Android versions (same as iOS). Didn't finished the android version yet but as nice as it would be for it to feature a landscape view it's not bad at all. It works well, specially for smaller screens obviously. We can still play it on a tablet alright. Unlike some people say you actually get to see more of the world. You see everything you would on the ps2 version plus more vertically. There's no orchestral soundtrack nor voice acting but those were western released features. They made this thinking about the Japanese market and I'm a bit surprised they released it in English at all. The frame rate is not exactly smooth at all times and there're UI decisions you may dislike but all in all it's pretty good. It's not a crappy port at all. Overpriced though.

@alexw00d: really? How disappointing. I always bought multiplatform games for the xbox back then. Gaming pc was a bit more expensive then and had bad mouse support. I believe the ngc cover was the same though.