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Regarding leawo… Just get powerdvd plus. It plays blurays, everything on it works, and it has a ton of features.
You can pretend words mean whatever you want em to, but that’s just not how it works.
Yes it is. Words mean whatever to whomever is using them, and to whomever they are communicating with. I was not communicating directly to you, therefore I was not holding myself to your standard of definition.
Words change over time depending on usage, and there is no dictionary definition regarding whether the word “seen” is defined as meaning “all” or “in part”, nor if in part how much in part or of what part.
You’re buckets, chicken agrees purple Jimi Hendrix turbo moist.
In other words, “I suppose you could be right that words mean whatever to whomever is using them.”
It’s penultimate movie seen, not penultimate movie partially seen. There’s only one valid interpretation. If a friend asked you if you’d seen a movie but you’d only watched half of it, would you just say “yes I’ve seen it”? No, if you’re a decent human being you would say something to the effect of “I’ve seen part of it.”
I know this wasn’t at all the point of your post but there N64 Zelda games have pro logic surround as well. They just don’t have the pro logic logo. Which is why I’m even making this post because a lot of people don’t even know. You just put it in surround mode and even though it doesn’t say anything about pro logic it absolutely works wonderfully. Not just ambience, things happening behind the camera come out the rear speakers only. Test it by throwing a bomb behind the camera. OOT doesn’t say anything other than ‘surround’ mode, MM does actually say ‘dolby surround’ on it. But not very many N64 games had this so just thought I’d throw this information out there to anybody that likes the N64 Zelda games and has never tried the surround mode, it sounds actually very good.
Plus, if you buy the actual blurays (which you said you just did), then download them… Why would Disney even care? Yes it’s TECHNICALLY still illegal… But so what? You bought Disney’s product, and nobody makes any profit off their product when you download it so why would Disney even want to go after you?
I highly doubt you’re going to be the first.
If you move Luke and Yoda degobah scene, why is he late to the rebel briefing scene later? If you cut him from the scene, why does he appear on the shuttle later? I used to think you should cut all familiar characters from the briefing scene since they mostly just bring cheese, and maybe we still should. Is it too big for the audience to just assume han and co were chosen to command the shuttle without seeing it happen?
Blu-ray or not, downloading the edits discussed on this forum is still legally dubious.
I’m not talking about legally, downloading the edits without owning the blu-rays is morally dubious.
I technically don’t own the Blu-rays just the VHS tapes. I used to have the old trilogy set on DVD, but sold it.
Well then that’s different. You’re a pirate and I just lost all sympathy I had for you over the backlash you got for buying a bootleg copy.
What’s that? I can’t hear you, maybe you should turn off your cpap machine when you talk
I’m 15.
When I was 15 i had to walk two miles in 4 feet of snow with 50 mph winds to use the internet.
And it was uphill both ways.
I like the theatrical…
You can go sit in the corner for a while and think about what you just said.
Unfortunately, they did not catch that pass.
I’ve never played wind waker but I’ve always been curious. The graphics always turned me off but I’ve heard it’s a great game if you can get past that.
I say they aren’t “real Zelda” because they weren’t made or endorsed by Nintendo. They were just able to be made because of Nintendo backing out of a contract.
They weren’t even made by Nintendo from what I can tell they don’t resemble real Zelda at all.
Why don’t you just provide a link to the forum main page and leave it there?
RayRogers is overrated. Which is quite an accomplishment considering how lowly he’s rated to begin with.
Maybe.
Most def
I’ve not played the first two for nes, I’ve beaten a link to the past, oot, and mm. Loved all of them. I’m in the process of playing tp, loving it so far. Then I’m going to play skyward sword. Then botw.
The sad and dark themes of the story are what make it fantastic for me. And the subtext and metaphors within the story. The game is a metaphor for the stages of grief. Look at the four areas as the stages of dealing with grief. It’s amazing
Actually my first Zelda game was a link to the past, which is great,but thanks for your input. Your right, the two games that have been in the top 20 best games list that I’ve ever personally read are probably just overrated. Although I do think Majora’s mask is better than ocarina of Time.
what I’m really saying is that I’m a fan of Nintendo and I want to want the Wii U. But at $250 and with no major exclusives that I don’t already have, I can’t justify it and it makes me sad to say so.
Trade “Wii U” for “Switch” and “$250” for “$500” and I totally agree.
The WiiU can run every console Zelda title since the gamecube’s WW.
That’s four games and two remakes. The Switch can only run one.I’m not knockin’ your choice, I just don’t care to own a Switch yet.
Technically it can run every console Zelda game ever if you factor in the virtual console. So make that 7 and two remakes. 8 if you count the fact that twilight princess had a straight up Wii version that it can run, 10 if you have nintendont so you can run the original GameCube versions. (A very noninvasive and safe softmod. The wiiu can run GameCube games in Wii mode without any special modifications it basically just refuses, all nintendont does is tell it to chill it’s beans and go ahead and load that shit fam, also it loads them in Wii mode so you can play GameCube games with the normal pro controller or classic controller. )
You weren’t replying to me, but you also weren’t having a private conversation. In public, other people in the room are allowed to chime in now and then.
Absolutely, unfortunately you seemed to have missed the point of the post, which was merely to point out the advantages of emulating the specific two Zelda games for N64 over the console or even on a wii.
(ahem BOTH ZELDAS cough)
Both? …Oh! You mean both N64 Zelda games. For me, those are just two among many, given that I have every Zelda game ever made for a set top console (except the HD remakes for Wii U). Since I can play every single one of them with my Wii and my Switch, I don’t bother with emulating them on my PC.
Hey, great, I wasn’t replying to you though. And yes your Wii can play them, but not in 1080p with enhanced high definition texture packs.
They’re are certainly some games that don’t work well with emulation and should be played on the real thing, but there are also many cases (ahem BOTH ZELDAS cough) where emulation can provide a Superior experience to the real thing. Not just generating the models at a higher resolution but also hi defv texture packs, of which there are some for Zelda that maintain the same tone and art style but at a higher resolution and with actual fine detail.