The Legend of Zelda - Tears of the Kingdom 70$ confirmed !

[Apexnexius]

Good News

Remember my thread about how we want our games to be more expensive?


Finally developers are beginning to listen to us.
The new upcoming Nintendo game The Legend of Zelda - Tears of the Kingdom is not releasing cheaper as some rigid gamers wanted it to do. It comes with a price tag of 70$ !

Finally. Always good to start the day with some good news (happy to share this with you).

I'm definitely picking this title up at release now.
Let's all hope that more AAA titles for both console and PC will come with a higher price tag in the future!

[Incarnate]

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Escrito originalmente por Incarnate:

Ditto. Couldn't care less.

Not that I would ever pay 70 bucks for a clunky game with PS2-era graphics. But to each their own.

Buying games based on graphics is just as ridiculous as paying 70.

I guess you missed the part where I said it was clunky.

But, yeah, "graphics" applies to more than ugly, blocky character models. It's the big, barren, bland-looking empty world that stands out. Quantity over quality, sort of like San Andreas.

[gugnihr]

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Escrito originalmente por Ulfrinn:

Buying games based on graphics is just as ridiculous as paying 70.

I guess you missed the part where I said it was clunky.

But, yeah, "graphics" applies to more than ugly, blocky character models. It's the big, barren, bland-looking empty world that stands out. Quantity over quality, sort of like San Andreas.

I haven't played San Andreas, but I played Vice City, and Breath of the wild reminded me of that game.
It's not the graphics (I hate the art style, but obviously BOTW is much better technically), it's the whole game, the lack of anything relevant, the way it feels...
Back then I was amazed by Vice City, it was the first game of that kind that I played... But today... it was like playing Vice City again, seriously? lol. I never played Vice City again, never felt the need to and for a good readson. Honestly I really cannot understand why so many people liked this game so much. There are so many better games avvailable today and not to mention that BOTW also goes against so many traditional features of Zelda games... fans of that franchise should hate it imo.

[Yew Nough]

Kinda wish I could hack my switch to dump all my games on PC.

Playing anything outside of the Switch's screen is tough.

Nothing on that system is worth $70

[Incarnate]

Escrito originalmente por gugnihr:

Escrito originalmente por Incarnate:

I guess you missed the part where I said it was clunky.

But, yeah, "graphics" applies to more than ugly, blocky character models. It's the big, barren, bland-looking empty world that stands out. Quantity over quality, sort of like San Andreas.

I haven't played San Andreas, but I played Vice City, and Breath of the wild reminded me of that game.
It's not the graphics (I hate the art style, but obviously BOTW is much better technically), it's the whole game, the lack of anything relevant, the way it feels...
Back then I was amazed by Vice City, it was the first game of that kind that I played... But today... it was like playing Vice City again, seriously? lol. I never played Vice City again, never felt the need to and for a good readson. Honestly I really cannot understand why so many people liked this game so much. There are so many better games avvailable today and not to mention that BOTW also goes against so many traditional features of Zelda games... fans of that franchise should hate it imo.

Vice City is actually good. It has a relatively dense, intimate, interesting map.

San Andreas's map, on the other hand, is garbage. It's patient zero of the Ubisoft open world disease, where every game needed a sprawling bland map for the sake of having one.

[funewchie]

Escrito originalmente por gugnihr:

I haven't played San Andreas, but I played Vice City, and Breath of the wild reminded me of that game.
It's not the graphics (I hate the art style, but obviously BOTW is much better technically), it's the whole game, the lack of anything relevant, the way it feels...
Back then I was amazed by Vice City, it was the first game of that kind that I played... But today... it was like playing Vice City again, seriously? lol. I never played Vice City again, never felt the need to and for a good readson. Honestly I really cannot understand why so many people liked this game so much. There are so many better games avvailable today and not to mention that BOTW also goes against so many traditional features of Zelda games... fans of that franchise should hate it imo.

Incorrect in every possible way.
Son, just cause you don't like something doesn't mean anyone else agrees with you.

Zelda fans loved and approved of Breath of the Wild. And the sequel is shaping up to be even better.