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Para ler a lista completa: http://www.wiichat.com/nintendo-wii...mmonly-asked-twilight-princess-questions.html2. Are there any differences between the GameCube version and the Wii version?
In terms of gameplay and features, no. Both titles have the same storyline and gameplay features, the major difference being the Wii's use of motion sensitivity and interaction.
Shigeru Miyamoto has confirmed in an interview that the only differences between the GameCube and Wii versions of the Twilight Princess are technical.
3. Does the Gamecube version support a widescreen format?
No, Gamecube version plays only in 4:3 whereas the Wii version will also display in a 16:9 (widescreen) format in 480p.
4. I heard the Wii can play GameCube titles, can I just use my Gamecube copy on the Wii?
Yes that's true, the Wii will run the Gamecube version of TP, only the Wiimotes functionality will not be there and instead you will have to use the Gamecube controller.
5. When is the game due for release?
The game is currently dated for the same day release of the Wii console itself, which currently has not yet been revealed.
6. Is it true this is the longest Zelda game so far?
TP developer Eiji Aonuma confirmed the games length to be over 100 hours in an interview with Korean site Ruliweb.com.
It has also been confirmed that the game will be at least 2 to 3 times bigger than The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, with an estimated length of 70 hours.
In an interview, one of the creators said that there will be 100 hours of gameplay. Now that most likely includes all the side quests and everything, but this is still significantly longer than any other Zelda, so expect lots of long dungeons and tons of side quests.
7. Is the Twilight Princess a lot harder than previous titles?
As of yet there has been no confirmation from Nintendo either way on this, although some industry reporters speculate it to be the most difficult Zelda ever, but we'll have to wait for its release to really find out.
8. What's the age rating?
No official word yet but going by past titles all of the previous Zelda's have been rated E. Twilight Princess is a bit edgier, so it may be rated E10+ or even T.
9. Does the Twilight Princess use Cel-shading?
Yes, but not to the extent of Wind Waker. It features a stylized, naturalistic art style, rather than the cartoonish look that Wind Waker exhibited. It still however makes use of cel-shading effects by using a heavily modified version of the Wind Waker's engine.
10. Does the game carry on from Wind Waker?
The Twilight Princess is said to take place decades after Ocarina of Time but a long time before the Wind Waker.
11. I noticed there was some lag or slowdown in a few of the E3 trailers battle scenes, is this a cause for concern?
What you saw on the E3 demo trailers was NOT game lag or any form of slowdown. It is infact intentional to create a stylistic effect. The game slows slightly whenever you get a large hit in on your opponents. This "pause-effect" was also in TWW
12. How old is link in the game?
Link is rumored to begin the game at 16 years old although he will age throughout the game. Though it is yet kept under wraps how it will exactly unfold, we will see Link as a child, as an adolescent and as an adult.
13. I heard this is a new link?
Yes, the hero in the adventure is said to be an all-new Link
15. What is the Wolf I see in the trailers?
The Wolf is the creature Link turns into once he enters the Twilight Realm.
16. What is the Twilight Realm?
Little is known about the Twilight Realm besides the fact that it is slowly taking over Hyrule, and that humans cannot exist there. Any human that visits the Twilight Realm transform into the animal that most closely represents them.
17. Does Link have any special powers as a Wolf?
Currently little is known about Link's powers as a Wolf, although it is suggested that Wolf Link will have extraordinary hearing and the ability to communicate with other animals. Wolf Link also has the ability to attack with his claws and teeth.
19. Who is Midna?
Midna is a new character to the Zelda games and only appears in the Twilight Realm. At a certain point in the game she decides to team up with Link to fight a "greater evil" that she cannot overcome alone. Little is known about Midna, only that she disappears when Link leaves the Twilight Realm but is said to stay with him in another form.
21. Who is the Twilight Princess?
In an IGN video Midna is seen appearing out of Link's shadow. This has led many to believe Midna is the Twilight Princess. It is confirmed Midna is female, and the only character known to have lived in the Twilight Realm for a longer extent than Zelda.
23. In the E3 trailer there is a girl in a black robe, who is it?
That is Zelda. Her robe is that of a Japanese funeral robe. She wears it because she is mourning the loss of Hyrule. It is rumored that the robe protects her from the Twilight Realm's effect, since she is a human.
25. Will the Twilight Princess feature horse riding?
Yes the Twilight Princess will make good use of Links horse riding abilities along with mounted combat situations.
26. Can link ride other animals?
Yes it is believed so. In the second trailer also shows that Link can ride the boars when their original riders are gone.
27. Will Epona be links horse again?
Yes and No. With where TP is in the timeline, Epona would either be extremely old or dead. But you can name your horse whatever you want, and the default name is Epona.
30. Does Ganon (Ganondorf) play a part in the Twilight Princess?
It was announced in Nintendo Power (vol. 193) that Ganon will be in Twilight Princess, and that Nintendo is "preparing more than you could possibly ever, ever, ever expect".
32. Who is Ilia?
Ilia is one of Link's closest friends. She is also extremely close with nature, and heals Link's horse when it is hurt jumping fences.
33. Will the Gorons/ Zoras/Gerudos/the Shiekah species be in the Twilight Princess?
Yes, it's been confirmed several times. In the second trailer, Link was shown sparring with a Goron. Later, in an interview on of the creators confirmed that Gorons would make a return. And at E3 2006, the playable dungeon is called "Goron Mines."
In the same interview where Gorons were confirmed, it was also stated that some other species would make their return also. It was mainly hinting at Zoras, but Gerudos and the Shiekah are thought to be possible.
37. How large is the Hyrule kingdom?
In terms of gameplay time it is believed to take 45minutes to ride horse back across Hyrule.
38. What enemies are back in TP?
Not much is currently known about the enemies in the game; while some enemies from previous Zelda games return, as seen in the third official trailer, there are also many new creatures.
Keese, Stalfos, Moblins, Bokoblins, Lizalfos (and/or Dinolfos) can all be seen in the TP trailers along with an array of huge spiders Their appearance is reminiscent of a Skulltula, although the skull is only a pattern on the abdomen, whereas the Skulltulas in the N64 games were smaller and had a skull-shaped armored carapace.
Flying, dragon-like creatures have been featured in a few trailers, both flying in the Twilight Realm (in the E3 2005 trailer) and pestering Link while he is on horseback (in the GDC 2005 trailer).
44. Can Link steal and use enemy weapons?
Yes it does seem possible. Footage from E3 2005 shows Link sneaking up on, and stealing a sword from a fellow who has invited him to do so. If Link successfully steals the sword, the man will give a brief tutorial of how to use the basic features.
50. Can Link go fishing again in TP?
Yes, the very popular fishing mini-game has returned in TP. It was revealed by Eiji Aonuma that unlike the fishing in Ocarina of Time, Link will be able to take his boat to different areas to fish. It has been hinted that one of its final uses may be to fish up a boss that Link must then defeat.
Atraso intencional (e justificado) a Nintendo como é obvio tem interesse é em vender a versão Wii (porque é um system seller), a versão GC é mais um serviço à comunidade que outra coisa, muita sorte temos em não ter sido cancelado. A ser lançado na mesma semana era capaz de dividir as vendas entre duas versões.
É o que faz sentido perante as circunstancias, tens imensa gente com gamecube que está mortinha por lhe meter as mãos em cima, já é bom a Nintendo não os ignorar, mas mais que isso já se está a prejudicar a ela mesmo.
