I think so. People will follow the money. Nintendo will strike deals with a few like Monster Hunter but they really won't be able to do it with every release.

Man, many of these should be taken as what they are: pickup lines, compliments and jokes.

That's my point. It's harder to port with such drastically different consoles. Since the 3DS is much more popular, the Vita gets starves. However, if they were to make their next console single screen, the ps handheld might see a lot more support.

This baffles me as well. For some inexplicable reason, a few companies manage to get this level of good will where they could probably sign their name on a bag of poop they set aflame on their customers doorstep and still get nothing but praise.

At this point from a business perspective, it would be better for them to stick to two screen just to discourage multiplatform releases.

There are plenty that did not like the Windwaker. There's also plenty that ragequit after just seeing the trailer. I gave it 2 full playthroughs with just a few missing heart pieces. I tried to love this game. You're the one that should quit acting like the opinions of people that don't like the game aren't important.…

Well not everyone had the same experience. Just check the vid I posted in this thread. Also imagine swinging and getting electrocuted constantly because in the heat of battle Link decides he doesn't need to listen to your shit anymore.

The ability to do so was not the problem, the necessity to do so several times a session was.

Nah I tried all the usual stuff and checked online for problems.

You had to stand on the ledge to open the top eye, but that's irrelevant to the point. This is exactly how my damn game ended up several times a day. Sometimes I would need to recalibrate the damn remote more than once a fight. Honestly I'm shocked I managed to complete the damn game, the fight with demise was HELL. I…

Who cares if it never happened to you? If this shit happens to even 10% of the player base, then the controls are a failure and you need to use a different schematic or at least offer the option for one. And trust me, it's much higher than that. If you can't get your controls to work fine for everybody that don't put…

Doubt it, lots of people have complained about this. I've tried it in 2 different rooms, different lighting and different settings but the problem persists. There are a few surefire ways I know how to screw it up where if you give me a remote, I can have the sword pointing in a stupid way in seconds. Also if you aim…

Tried everything. When you're done slashing an enemy and your hand is forward and Link's arm is at such a weird angle it almost looks dislocated, I don't think you can blame the user.

I don't agree. The constant recalibration was maddening. The whole game I felt like I was fighting the motion sensing problems more than the evil in the land below.

Oh god, the horror. Nononononono. Don't even speak such evil. Even Ganon would not wish such darkness upon the land of hyrule.

Agreed. The second Link opens his mouth to speak, the movie would be ruined.

Been reading my Hyrule Historia book recently. Seems like the writing system at the very least is described as Hylian (like on page 87). I'm hoping to find something more concrete on the inhabitants though. Noteworthy is that the book calls them humans quite a few times instead of hylians which is strange if it was…

I had no clue this was an active argument but damn I wish Nintendo clarified this now. Really screwin' with what I thought I knew about the lore.

Hylian...

You should probably call Guinness world records for that dog.