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Zelda: Four Swords [GC]
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spike schrieb:
Na aber immerhin braucht man keine 4 GBAs !! Wodurch das Game wirklich für alle interessant wird.
Hoffe auf einen Lan ( Internet ) Modus ....
Sonst könnte das ganze echt ein Geheimtipp werden...
spike
L17: Mentor
Four Swords Delayed in Japan
Now America gets it first.
January 15, 2004 - Nintendo Japan announced today that The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords will be seeing a delay. The game, originally scheduled for release in the country on 2/19 will now see release on 3/18. It will come packaged with a GC-GBA connection cable and will be priced at 5800 yen. No reason was given for the delay.
There's no word yet from Nintendo regarding the status of the America version. As far as we know, the game is still scheduled to arrive stateside on 2/19. Stay tuned for more as we learn it.
Quelle: cube.ign.com
Link: http://cube.ign.com/articles/463/463245p1.html
Vielleicht haben wir ja auch Glück und bekommen es auch vor Japan.
...
Nein, vergesst das wieder, ich hab wieder Wahnvorstellungen. ^^'
M
Miluaf
Guest
Ahoi,
hm.....ich muss sagen, beim Anblick dieser Screens kann ich gar nicht mehr versprechen, dass ichs mir nicht kaufe ;-)
Das Feuer und der Adler sind ja GCN-würdige Effekte....wenn das Süpiel mehr davon bietet.
Wie wird denn der Single-Player-Modus sein?
cya,
Fauli
hm.....ich muss sagen, beim Anblick dieser Screens kann ich gar nicht mehr versprechen, dass ichs mir nicht kaufe ;-)
Das Feuer und der Adler sind ja GCN-würdige Effekte....wenn das Süpiel mehr davon bietet.
Wie wird denn der Single-Player-Modus sein?
cya,
Fauli
DarthGogeta
L16: Sensei
DAS GAME SIEHT FETT AUS :o
eigentlich habe ich mir zunächst nichts aus dem spiel gemacht doch mit diesen bilder wurde ich bekehrt!!!
und ich habe 2 fragen, wird das spiel auch solo spielbar sein und wan erscheint es hierzulande?
eigentlich habe ich mir zunächst nichts aus dem spiel gemacht doch mit diesen bilder wurde ich bekehrt!!!
und ich habe 2 fragen, wird das spiel auch solo spielbar sein und wan erscheint es hierzulande?
spike
L17: Mentor
Genial!
Nintendo rulez da house!
Das Spiel klettert meine Most Wanted Liste weiter nach oben.
Weiter so Nintendo!
Nintendo rulez da house!
Das Spiel klettert meine Most Wanted Liste weiter nach oben.
Weiter so Nintendo!
Cubestar2003
L14: Freak
Huch!?
Wo kommen denn die geilen Screens auf einmal her?
Meine Abneigung schwindet so langsam, hoffentlich wird es umfangreicher als das GBA FS und bietet mehr Side-Quests bzw. Spielziele, außer ewiges Rätseln und Münzen-Sammeln.
Wo kommen denn die geilen Screens auf einmal her?
Meine Abneigung schwindet so langsam, hoffentlich wird es umfangreicher als das GBA FS und bietet mehr Side-Quests bzw. Spielziele, außer ewiges Rätseln und Münzen-Sammeln.
Naja, man sollte nicht übertreiben. Es steht wohl fest das das Spiel auch mit zweidimensionaler Grafik 10mal besser aussehen könnte. Aber das ist zumindest schon mal wesentlich besser als das was man auf der E3 gesehen hat. Mit nem guten EP - Modus wärs was für mich.
spike
L17: Mentor
Eine kleine Info-Zusammenfassung von IGN:
Four Swords + 10 Answers
We answer your most burning questions about the upcoming multiplayer Zelda game.
January 26, 2004 - While Nintendo of America is still mum on the upcoming multiplayer extravaganza, The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords for GameCube, NCL has recently briefed the Japanese press about the game, known in Japan as Zelda no Densetsu: 4tsu no Tsurugi +.
We have gathered up all the latest information to answer 10 of your most pressing questions -- or 10 questions you didn't know you wanted to ask us in the first place.
Question: What modes are available?
Answer: The Japanese version of Four Swords + offers three modes: Hyrule Adventure, Shadow Battle, and Navi Trackers.
Question: What's Hyrule Adventures?
Answer: This is the Four Swords you all know -- and which was shown at E3 last year. Up to four players team up and slash, bomb, and hop their way through lavishly designed 2D levels, competing for top points, but collaborating to overcome the challenges in their way. Gameplay is very similar to the GBA Four Swords, meaning you will have to work together, synch up and step on switches, and take on oversized boss characters. Locations include Mount Doom, the Lost Woods, and even the Dark World (don't forget to grab the Moon Pearl first) and plenty of other places players encountered in the Zelda series.
Question: Has it changed at all since it was shown at E3?
Answer: Yes, Four Swords + has undergone some serious graphical upgrades. While it's still using the same 2D (sprite-based) presentation that makes it look like a smoother, high resolution take on A Link to the Past, the developers have opened up a whole new bag of particle and lighting effects that brings the screen to life. Imagine hundreds of enemies on screen, all moving independently, bright light glares and flashes, swirling smoke, and more. It may not look like much in stills, but it looks pretty amazing in motion.
Question: What's Shadow Battle?
Answer: This is basically a Zelda-themed take on Bomberman. In other words, expect frantic 2D overhead battle action for up to four players. Using traditional Zelda weapons and items (yes, bombs, too) instead of just bombs, the four differently colored Links go up against each other to be the last man standing.
Question: What's Navi Trackers?
Answer: Imagine a scavenger hunt set in Hyrule. Up to four players hook up their GBAs and are then asked by Tetra (on the TV screen) to participate in a "stamp rally". The main action then takes place on the GBA screen, as players race through town and use items to collect stamps as quickly as possible.
Question: Does this mean Tetra's Trackers is cancelled?
Answer: While NOA has yet to announce the feature set of the US version of Four Swords, it's safe to assume that Tetra's Trackers, which was shown as a standalone title at E3, is no longer slated for release.
Question: What about this connectivity stuff?
Answer: Four Swords + is from the ground up designed to highlight the whole GameCube to GBA connectivity idea. Before you roll your eyes, listen to why it's actually an integral element to the game. You see, in Hyrule Adventure, players often have to take different routes to get to the goal. Often times, a dungeon or doorway leads to a secret passage viewable only on your GBA monitor. As you explore a room or dungeon on your GBA, you friends may still be trying to overcome enemies on the main TV screen. Any rupees you pick up in the course of your little sidequest remain of course your little secret. But that's not it, of course. Shadow Battle's competitive nature actually uses the GBA for even more insidious purposes. The moment you disappear into GBA world, your foes don't know what's going on, what weapon you're going for, or where you're going to pop up next. And finally, Navi Tracker's gameplay is entirely based on the idea that your opponents don't know how you overcame a certain puzzle or what stamps you've already gotten.
Question: Can I play this game alone? And does it require a GBA?
Answer: You can play Hyrule Adventure alone, without the need for a Game Boy Advance. Whenever you go into an area that would normally be displayed on the GBA screen, it will simply be overlaid over the main screen, as shown in the screenshot on the right. But if you want to play with two or more players, you have to use GBAs. Shadow Battle requires two to four GBAs to be connected to the GameCube. As it's basically Four Swords +'s versus mode, you cannot play this game alone. You can, however, play Navi Trackers alone. But it looks like that you will still need a GBA because all of the gameplay takes place on the small screen.
Question: When is the game coming out?
Answer: In Japan, it will ship on March 18. The package, which will include a GBA/GCN Cable will cost Yen 5,800. US gamers will have to wait till May 11. We imagine there will be a similar pre-order deal as with Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles, where early birds get their hands on a GBA cable for free.
Question: How many blocks does the game take to save?
Answer: No worries -- a mere 3 Blocks.
We'll have more on Four Swords soon, so stay tuned.
Quelle: cube.ign.com
Link: http://cube.ign.com/articles/475/475636p1.html
Four Swords + 10 Answers
We answer your most burning questions about the upcoming multiplayer Zelda game.
January 26, 2004 - While Nintendo of America is still mum on the upcoming multiplayer extravaganza, The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords for GameCube, NCL has recently briefed the Japanese press about the game, known in Japan as Zelda no Densetsu: 4tsu no Tsurugi +.
We have gathered up all the latest information to answer 10 of your most pressing questions -- or 10 questions you didn't know you wanted to ask us in the first place.
Question: What modes are available?
Answer: The Japanese version of Four Swords + offers three modes: Hyrule Adventure, Shadow Battle, and Navi Trackers.
Question: What's Hyrule Adventures?
Answer: This is the Four Swords you all know -- and which was shown at E3 last year. Up to four players team up and slash, bomb, and hop their way through lavishly designed 2D levels, competing for top points, but collaborating to overcome the challenges in their way. Gameplay is very similar to the GBA Four Swords, meaning you will have to work together, synch up and step on switches, and take on oversized boss characters. Locations include Mount Doom, the Lost Woods, and even the Dark World (don't forget to grab the Moon Pearl first) and plenty of other places players encountered in the Zelda series.
Question: Has it changed at all since it was shown at E3?
Answer: Yes, Four Swords + has undergone some serious graphical upgrades. While it's still using the same 2D (sprite-based) presentation that makes it look like a smoother, high resolution take on A Link to the Past, the developers have opened up a whole new bag of particle and lighting effects that brings the screen to life. Imagine hundreds of enemies on screen, all moving independently, bright light glares and flashes, swirling smoke, and more. It may not look like much in stills, but it looks pretty amazing in motion.
Question: What's Shadow Battle?
Answer: This is basically a Zelda-themed take on Bomberman. In other words, expect frantic 2D overhead battle action for up to four players. Using traditional Zelda weapons and items (yes, bombs, too) instead of just bombs, the four differently colored Links go up against each other to be the last man standing.
Question: What's Navi Trackers?
Answer: Imagine a scavenger hunt set in Hyrule. Up to four players hook up their GBAs and are then asked by Tetra (on the TV screen) to participate in a "stamp rally". The main action then takes place on the GBA screen, as players race through town and use items to collect stamps as quickly as possible.
Question: Does this mean Tetra's Trackers is cancelled?
Answer: While NOA has yet to announce the feature set of the US version of Four Swords, it's safe to assume that Tetra's Trackers, which was shown as a standalone title at E3, is no longer slated for release.
Question: What about this connectivity stuff?
Answer: Four Swords + is from the ground up designed to highlight the whole GameCube to GBA connectivity idea. Before you roll your eyes, listen to why it's actually an integral element to the game. You see, in Hyrule Adventure, players often have to take different routes to get to the goal. Often times, a dungeon or doorway leads to a secret passage viewable only on your GBA monitor. As you explore a room or dungeon on your GBA, you friends may still be trying to overcome enemies on the main TV screen. Any rupees you pick up in the course of your little sidequest remain of course your little secret. But that's not it, of course. Shadow Battle's competitive nature actually uses the GBA for even more insidious purposes. The moment you disappear into GBA world, your foes don't know what's going on, what weapon you're going for, or where you're going to pop up next. And finally, Navi Tracker's gameplay is entirely based on the idea that your opponents don't know how you overcame a certain puzzle or what stamps you've already gotten.
Question: Can I play this game alone? And does it require a GBA?
Answer: You can play Hyrule Adventure alone, without the need for a Game Boy Advance. Whenever you go into an area that would normally be displayed on the GBA screen, it will simply be overlaid over the main screen, as shown in the screenshot on the right. But if you want to play with two or more players, you have to use GBAs. Shadow Battle requires two to four GBAs to be connected to the GameCube. As it's basically Four Swords +'s versus mode, you cannot play this game alone. You can, however, play Navi Trackers alone. But it looks like that you will still need a GBA because all of the gameplay takes place on the small screen.
Question: When is the game coming out?
Answer: In Japan, it will ship on March 18. The package, which will include a GBA/GCN Cable will cost Yen 5,800. US gamers will have to wait till May 11. We imagine there will be a similar pre-order deal as with Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles, where early birds get their hands on a GBA cable for free.
Question: How many blocks does the game take to save?
Answer: No worries -- a mere 3 Blocks.
We'll have more on Four Swords soon, so stay tuned.
Quelle: cube.ign.com
Link: http://cube.ign.com/articles/475/475636p1.html
Broken Wing
L12: Crazy
Oggo schrieb:
Und warum sehen die neuen 2D Streetfighter Games auch nicht besser aus
.Also für Vollpreis kauf ich es mir immer noch nicht.... zumindest noch nicht.
verdammt... das sieht echt geil aus. zwar nicht gcn würdig, aber 100x besser als das was ich erwartete zu bekommen...
und da bekomme ich plötzlich eine sehnsucht...
EIN neues 2D Zelda, mit milliarden effektspielereien. aber eben im a link to the past style... mann, das würde auch heutzutage noch rocken!
und da bekomme ich plötzlich eine sehnsucht...
EIN neues 2D Zelda, mit milliarden effektspielereien. aber eben im a link to the past style... mann, das würde auch heutzutage noch rocken!
Das selbe Gefühl habe ich bei dem Game auch. Ich werde es sicher auch nicht zum Vollpreis kaufen, aber wenn der 1P Modus gut ist könnt ichs mir überlegen. Das Spiel zielt wohl eher an die Nostalgiefreunde des Super Nintendo Ablegers.
R_Kelly
L14: Freak
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Zelda: 4 Swords + Gameplay Video
Nintendo Japan hat heute die Homepage zu The Legend of Zelda: 4 Swords + geupdatet. Neben einigen kleinen Bildern, welche die verschiedenen Spielmodi illustrieren, findet sich auch ein gut zwei Minuten langes Gameplay Video, welches Hyrule Adventure, Shadow Battle und Navi Trackers vorstellt.
Im SinglePlayer-Modus steuert ihr gleichzeitig alle vier Links.
Zum Movie empfehlen wir euch unser Legend of Zelda: 4 Swords + Preview, welches euch alle wichtigen Fakten zum Spiel näher bringen wird. 4 Swords + wird in Japan am 18. März in Japan erscheinen, am 11. Mai soll die US Version folgen. Ein konkreter Termin für Europa steht leider noch aus.
Video Legend of Zelda: 4 Swords + Gameplay Movie[16.5MB | WMV | 2:06]
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Das Spiel sieht wirklich nach "Spaß" aus...
Quelle
Nintendo Japan hat heute die Homepage zu The Legend of Zelda: 4 Swords + geupdatet. Neben einigen kleinen Bildern, welche die verschiedenen Spielmodi illustrieren, findet sich auch ein gut zwei Minuten langes Gameplay Video, welches Hyrule Adventure, Shadow Battle und Navi Trackers vorstellt.
Im SinglePlayer-Modus steuert ihr gleichzeitig alle vier Links.
Zum Movie empfehlen wir euch unser Legend of Zelda: 4 Swords + Preview, welches euch alle wichtigen Fakten zum Spiel näher bringen wird. 4 Swords + wird in Japan am 18. März in Japan erscheinen, am 11. Mai soll die US Version folgen. Ein konkreter Termin für Europa steht leider noch aus.
Video Legend of Zelda: 4 Swords + Gameplay Movie[16.5MB | WMV | 2:06]
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Das Spiel sieht wirklich nach "Spaß" aus...
Quelle
Kojotee
L09: Professional
naja ich wiß net ich bleib llieber bei den 3d spielen 
R_Kelly
L14: Freak
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Zeelich schrieb:
Ich glaube nicht. Man sieht ja, wenn die "einzelnd" in ein Haus gehen, schaltet ja die "Kamera" auf den GBA, wärend dessen die anderen noch draussen stehen. Kann mir nicht vorstellen, das es ohne GBA geht. Würde mich aber auch freuen, wenn es so wäre.
@zeelich
Ja, es ist auch mit Controllern spielbar. Wenn man in Häuser/Höhlen hineingeht wird es anstatt auf dem GBA einfach auf dem Fernseher eingblendet.
@RKelly
Ich kann dir nur zustimmen, sieht wirklich sehr spaßig aus
Außerdem dürfte es sich in Japan ganz ordentlich verkaufen - nach den Erfolg von Wario Ware [GCN].
Ja, es ist auch mit Controllern spielbar. Wenn man in Häuser/Höhlen hineingeht wird es anstatt auf dem GBA einfach auf dem Fernseher eingblendet.
@RKelly
Ich kann dir nur zustimmen, sieht wirklich sehr spaßig aus
Außerdem dürfte es sich in Japan ganz ordentlich verkaufen - nach den Erfolg von Wario Ware [GCN].