I think it looks cool but have never been an old-school Zelda fan myself (still like the games just never played em much)...in fact the only zelda I got into was when they went 3d on wii and switch. So i get others have super nostalgia for it just like metroidmanias and Castlevania like games i also never got into but liked games that copied them like ori or whatever.
My question is why people are so positive on some game being hard and needing to take a notepad out or decifer things in a book and figure it all out vs Mad and angry that Elden ring and the like dares to punish them. It seems people love tunic but bounce off and hate Elden ring. Anyway dont want to derail anymore.
Im happy its on gamepass, i heard the only issues for the game are the difficulty and that's alleviated by just figuring out how to play. Really think the book thing is creative and right in our faces the whole gaming era and no one tried to do it again...loved reading those booklets front to back as a kid and was shocked that people just tossed them (most of my friends) and then got mad when the tutorial part didnt tell them everything (back then you were expected to have read some of the booklet).
I wonder how the sequel will do since this sold so well, will people turn on it and say its just another one of those, get tired of the booklet, see some new clever idea as corny. Maybe put the booklet to a mirror and see a message kinda stuff.
I remember an old Zelda on Nintendo ds did a cool one where you close the ds to stamp onto the lower screen. Wish more games messed with the tech their on. Guessing they dont cause big wig execs at the front wont "get it" and wonder why people would waste resources trying weird ideas lol.
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