Comment on GenGAME – Zelda Art Style Poll by Anonymous
It may not be My Little Pony standards, but it is lighter than other games. Ganon kidnaps girls, has an overgrown rooster with Furnix-like tailfeathers throw you into the sea, and destroys an island...
View ArticleComment on GenGAME – Zelda Art Style Poll by Anonymous
If WW graphics were in TP, I would still see TP as very dark/sad, and only find a few scenes more humorous/light. Because the scenery would seem light, but the action and scenes dark, the whole game...
View ArticleComment on Flute Boy’s Meadow – Grandma’s Theme by GOROHUG!!!!!!!!!!
I guess this fits illness, but I realy can’t think of any other Zelda tunes that would fit that theme… Care to enlighten us, Jordan?
View ArticleComment on GenGAME – Zelda Art Style Poll by smbmaster99
Although I personally loved the style used in SS the most out of the others in the series, I gotta say the art style used in the Wii U tech demo looked most fitting for Nintendo’s HD console.
View ArticleComment on Flute Boy’s Meadow – Grandma’s Theme by Someone
I hope you get better soon, get someone to make you soup right away! Or you can give the flu to me, since I’ve got a lot of schoolwork this week and I’m stressing out. (I should be busy right now, I...
View ArticleComment on GenGAME – Zelda Art Style Poll by Eien
I like the WW style, but they’ve kept that up with the hand held titles. I like the look of the updated OoT for 3DS but am in love with the graphics and style of SS. The only thing I have ever had...
View ArticleComment on GenGAME – Zelda Art Style Poll by npatoray24
i feel it might be a waste not to use this art style especially after all the positive comments it got.. lets hope
View ArticleComment on GenGAME – Zelda Art Style Poll by LINKn logs
hahaha it was a trippy art style, and it would probably look cool in hd…. hmmmm
View ArticleComment on GenGAME – Zelda Art Style Poll by RedPigeon
Wow… this is hard… I like Twilight Princesses real-like things, but the WInd Waker has always been my favorite… Skyward Sword was in between… I’d have to go with that!
View ArticleComment on GenGAME – Zelda Art Style Poll by guest-Strong Bad's assisant
“Until I know what the story for Wii U Zelda is, I cannot decide which style I’d prefer it to use.” Agreed.
View ArticleComment on Monday Comic Corner – Inspired by Superbrothers by Monday Comic...
[...] we’ve featured his work last, and I’m sure you’ll remember the post we did on it: Inspired by Superbrothers. Though for this comic, Zac doesn’t include any describing text or any explanation for...
View ArticleComment on Monday Comic Corner – Link and the Windfish by zombie_eat_flesh
I just love these motion comics.
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Comment on Monday Comic Corner – Link and the Windfish by TriforceRaven99
awesome comic, really shows how the two are linked
View ArticleComment on Monday Comic Corner – Link and the Windfish by Waker of Winds
I always hated the rain
View ArticleComment on GenGAME – Zelda Art Style Poll by TheMaverickk
No doubt the option for “Twilight Princess” will crush all others. More likely then not it will be at least double that of the next closest option. As much as there is plenty of debate within the Zelda...
View ArticleComment on GenGAME – Zelda Art Style Poll by Guest
Love the cel-shading in WW–it’s a beautiful-looking game and I never get tired of it. But I still think OoT 3D’s visuals are fantastic. It captured the original perfectly while improving it...
View ArticleComment on GenGAME – Zelda Art Style Poll by TheMaverickk
It’s because both developers and gamers feed this cycle of graphic’s obsession. Developers showcase new visual style as a key feature. They get gamers worked up about this aspect. Gamers also use...
View ArticleComment on GenGAME – Zelda Art Style Poll by PRDX4
I always would like TP style graphics, but I do agree. Graphics should always match the story.
View ArticleComment on GenGAME – Zelda Art Style Poll by TheMaverickk
Agreed. People have pre-concieved notions about visual styles, and associate certain styles as being “happy” or “dark”. Yet if you look at art history there was dark subject matter captured with very...
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