QuentinCallaghanA to Gaming@lemmy.ml • 3 years agoThe GameCube games we still love, 20 years laterarchive.ismessage-square22arrow-up19arrow-down10file-text
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minus-square@marmulak@lemmy.mlcakelinkfedilink2•3 years ago up to and including Twilight Princess. And I believe the GC version of that game was the intended one, right? I think I remember that they tacked on Wii support later on.
minus-square@eyeballkid@lemmy.mllinkfedilink3•3 years agoYup. And the wii version is a mirrored playthrough, compared to the Gamecube version. Link is typically left-handed. To make him right-handed for wiimote-users, the quickest solution was to flip the whole darn world about its y axis.
minus-square@marmulak@lemmy.mlcakelinkfedilink2•edit-23 years ago To make him right-handed for wiimote-users, the quickest solution was to flip the whole darn world about its y axis. Would have been cooler to just force them to play left-handed.
minus-square@eyeballkid@lemmy.mllinkfedilink3•3 years agoSure, or at least leave the original layout as a lefty option. Switch it up to your off-hand on the second playthrough for Hero Mode.
And I believe the GC version of that game was the intended one, right? I think I remember that they tacked on Wii support later on.
Yup. And the wii version is a mirrored playthrough, compared to the Gamecube version. Link is typically left-handed. To make him right-handed for wiimote-users, the quickest solution was to flip the whole darn world about its y axis.
Would have been cooler to just force them to play left-handed.
Sure, or at least leave the original layout as a lefty option. Switch it up to your off-hand on the second playthrough for Hero Mode.