Zelda Mirrored

[DarkMaster]

Originally Posted by DeathsHand

But about the Cube version... Have there been any recent pictures of the game? I can't seen to find any that have been released since E3... So I can't quite see how you've come to the conclusion that the GC version hasn't also been mirrored (assume the Wii version actually has been)... *nod*

The Cube version wasn't at E3 this year, unless you're talking about E3 2005 because that was the last time we ever saw it. Sounds like they're going to downplay the GCN version a hell of a lot to sell the Wii game.

[DeathsHand]

Originally Posted by DarkMaster

The Cube version wasn't at E3 this year, unless you're talking about E3 2005 because that was the last time we ever saw it. Sounds like they're going to downplay the GCN version a hell of a lot to sell the Wii game.

Oh nevermind... I thought that picture labeled E3 2006 was the Gamecube version...
Didn't pay as much attention to E3 this year as I usually do

[Neo]

What happened to the good old days when a character's weapon hand would change depending on which direction he was facing? I still remember MegaMan's blaster alternating between his right and left. That always bothered me.

[Typhoid]

Originally Posted by Neo

What happened to the good old days when a character's weapon hand would change depending on which direction he was facing? I still remember MegaMan's blaster alternating between his right and left. That always bothered me.

When people would ask me that, I'd just say "He's ****ing Megaman. He can do as he pleases."

[BreakABone]

http://wii.ign.com/articles/733/733762p1.html

Well its been confirmed now.

I wonder if there is a mirror mode (normal mode) once you beat the game?

[Jason1]

That didnt REALLY clear anything up. Is there a seperate mirror mode in the Wii version only, or both versions? Or when he says "mirror mode" is he simply referring to the Wii version being a mirror of the gamecube version. It really only presents more questions.

[Teuthida]

I'll try to clear it up.

GameCube version is the standard Zelda game...how it was originally put together.

Link is left handed. Most people are right handed. Rather than switch Link's model around (because I'm assuming it would cause too many problems with cut scene continuity and how he interacts with environment and enemies) to make him right handed for the gesture movements they reversed the entire game.

So there is no "mirror mode." Just that the GameCube and Wii versions will be mirrored versions of each other. Left is right and right is left.