Whose sick of the delays on the new Zelda and what do you think they are doing that keeps causing delays interested in feedback.
My opinion would be that they might be having problems in producing or coding the game. Sometimes these things happen.
Honestly, I think it's being pushed back to act as a bridge game, between GC and Rev. Those who didn't go for a Gamecube, or who abandoned it during the life cycle, will be able to get a Revolution to play it on, while it issues the end of the Gamecube lifespan. Besides, wasn't OoT delayed by 2 years? Even then, they cut some things short, for lack of time. This time, for one of the first times in the history of console games, it's being delayed until it's actually finished. No half-assed features, or dropped quests. It's probably going to push every last bit of processing power the Gamecube can muster and drop the jaws of everyone who says the Gamecube is too underpowered to compete with the "big boys" at Sony and Microsoft(I already say they just need to look at MP:Echoes to see a game neither of the other systems could handle, without having to drop render objects). Think of it this way... the Revolution will launch with Mario, Zelda AND Smash Bros, quite possibly on the very first launch day. In the mean time, go enjoy Geist or XIII or something else.
It took until what, FF9 before the graphics were able to rival Mario64, on the PSX? I don't care how many textures you try to put into a game, if the resolution can't handle displaying it without making it look horribly pixelated. FF7 was absolutely ugly in everything except the cutscenes, FF8 tried to put far too many polygons on screen at once, leaving everything look like a random jumble, yet even with the camera zoomed across the field, assuming you could even SEE Mario, you could see him looking around, taking off his hat and scratching his head. And I honestly don't give a damn what anyone says about the PS3, it's more powerful than it even needs to be. You don't need a super powerful processor to make a good game. If you did, that would mean that any computer game that isn't coming out NEXT year obviously must not be worth the time, and nothing before the PS2 was worth playing(even though some of the best games of all time were on the SNES). And with a properly powerful graphics chip, you can have it as pretty as you can hope for(and, according to developers themselves, the Revolution will be able to do -anything- with the graphics they can come up with, without a single dropped frame or polygon, because they don't have to spend a moment caring about doing it in ED or HD resolutions, which choke things back to last gen, at best) and devote the processor to keeping track of whatever is needed and process the goods.
nope nintendo is delaying the release of the game because of the xbox 360 they do not want to release it on the same day as halo 3 so they are delaying it untill farther notice
Even Microsoft doesn't know when Halo 3 will be launched, so that's just pure BS. H3 isn't being released as an unfinished product. Zelda is getting more goods added to it, for the same reason. I wonder if it might be a new trend... the big games get delayed "Until they're finished" instead of being hyped then being buggy as hell?
