Wouldnt say that its paid. But yes, a games performance does have an impact on the overall score which i didnt see with any Zelda review that i came across.
NINTENDO The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild |OT| New DLC Announced
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Finished!!!!
Gave the game around 40-45 hours and what a blast it was. Even with my complaints regarding performance issues on the WII U, this is by far the best Zelda game I have ever played. Nintendo's take on the open world sets a pretty high bar for modern AAA sand box games. From Deserts to forests to snowy mountains to lava mines the open world is filled with tons of interesting stuff to explore. The way BOTW encourages exploration is by incentivizing the player with Shrines, korok seeds, random boss encounters etc. All these are not just fillers, the shrines are extremely well built with some focusing combat and the rest on puzzle solving. Puzzle solving itself is not particularly hair pulling difficult but is so well balanced that you actually admire yourself once you have solved it. As for combat, I freakin loved it. Some people might complain about the not-so-durable nature of the weapons but i really liked the idea. Not only does it encourage you to try out new weapons but also gives a survival aspect to game. I know almost everyone must have read that the game does not hold your hand but none of that actually comes close to how good it actually feels once you play it yourself. That sense of freedom is something that i dont think I have ever felt while playing a game - I dont why but it somehow reminds me of Beyond Good and Evil in this respect.
As for the shortcomings, again, the performance issue on the WII U was uber frustrating but i think alot of Switch users would want to ignore that especially since the last patch has ironed out alot of these issues. Apart from that my only gripe is that the main quest line itself felt somewhat short. I know I have spent alot of time with the game but the major chunk of that was spent on exploring Shrines, Towers etc. I feel there is still tons of exploration left for me, if only somehow that could have been accommodated in the main quest line !!! As for the secondary quests some of them are pretty interesting but the rest are pretty much lame fetch quests.
Gave the game around 40-45 hours and what a blast it was. Even with my complaints regarding performance issues on the WII U, this is by far the best Zelda game I have ever played. Nintendo's take on the open world sets a pretty high bar for modern AAA sand box games. From Deserts to forests to snowy mountains to lava mines the open world is filled with tons of interesting stuff to explore. The way BOTW encourages exploration is by incentivizing the player with Shrines, korok seeds, random boss encounters etc. All these are not just fillers, the shrines are extremely well built with some focusing combat and the rest on puzzle solving. Puzzle solving itself is not particularly hair pulling difficult but is so well balanced that you actually admire yourself once you have solved it. As for combat, I freakin loved it. Some people might complain about the not-so-durable nature of the weapons but i really liked the idea. Not only does it encourage you to try out new weapons but also gives a survival aspect to game. I know almost everyone must have read that the game does not hold your hand but none of that actually comes close to how good it actually feels once you play it yourself. That sense of freedom is something that i dont think I have ever felt while playing a game - I dont why but it somehow reminds me of Beyond Good and Evil in this respect.
As for the shortcomings, again, the performance issue on the WII U was uber frustrating but i think alot of Switch users would want to ignore that especially since the last patch has ironed out alot of these issues. Apart from that my only gripe is that the main quest line itself felt somewhat short. I know I have spent alot of time with the game but the major chunk of that was spent on exploring Shrines, Towers etc. I feel there is still tons of exploration left for me, if only somehow that could have been accommodated in the main quest line !!! As for the secondary quests some of them are pretty interesting but the rest are pretty much lame fetch quests.
And I just started 
Just went through 4 shines and got the paraglider from the mysterious old man.
Considering this is a huge open world game, I'm blown away by its in-depth physics and level of interactivity! The ability to grab, move, and rotate objects to solve puzzles and kill enemies, being able to burn down foliage, and the freedom to climb any wall/hill you can find in the game. And this is just the tip off the iceberg!
The movement and combat feel brilliant, and the targeting system is spot-on. It really feels like I'm playing a true successor to Ocarina of Time!
Just went through 4 shines and got the paraglider from the mysterious old man.
Considering this is a huge open world game, I'm blown away by its in-depth physics and level of interactivity! The ability to grab, move, and rotate objects to solve puzzles and kill enemies, being able to burn down foliage, and the freedom to climb any wall/hill you can find in the game. And this is just the tip off the iceberg!
The movement and combat feel brilliant, and the targeting system is spot-on. It really feels like I'm playing a true successor to Ocarina of Time!
good strting review...And I just started
Just went through 4 shines and got the paraglider from the mysterious old man.
Considering this is a huge open world game, I'm blown away by its in-depth physics and level of interactivity! The ability to grab, move, and rotate objects to solve puzzles and kill enemies, being able to burn down foliage, and the freedom to climb any wall/hill you can find in the game. And this is just the tip off the iceberg!
The movement and combat feel brilliant, and the targeting system is spot-on. It really feels like I'm playing a true successor to Ocarina of Time!
idownloaded the game like 3 times but the update of it process fails me xD bcoz u need to update it.. kinda confused abt it.. but wll try again today i really wanna play this epic game.
Edit: thanks for the reminder gona download again 1.7.4 cemu is out aswell offically.
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zelda running on CEMU 1.7.4d and the tutorial i posted game runs between 25-30fps with hiccups in between but game is highly playable as everything is great running it at 1080p with graphic Pack .. and i give it 3.5/5 score on cemu for now on compatibility
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More of my 1080p screenshots from CEMU.. plyed the game few hrs i have to say tht its an awesome game and everyone must play it... although comparing it with the horizon dawn.. i would say that combat is better in horizon dawn. Nintendo in itself did a great job with this game.
in my view it should hve been 8/10 but i have yet to play alot more to give a score.
in my view it should hve been 8/10 but i have yet to play alot more to give a score.
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so the delay for the game is actually justified... all those years delay and what not game redeemed itself.
its awesome i cant wait to go home from office to play it again.. there are hiccups with 30fps but the hiccups reduce as u keep playing.. just follow this tutorial and u wll enjoy the game alot ..
i plyed 5hours and m very happy with the performance on 1080p.
Tutorial for 30fps : WII U Emulation Thread [CEMU Emulator]
yes i can feel that addiction feeling while playing this game and on pc with 1080p it looks even epic with my ps4 controller
.I haven't been able to play Ocarina of Time as yet but from the 4 Zelda games (WW, TP, SS and BOTW) that i have played, this is by far THE best game. Just started WW HD, 6 hours into and similar to what happened with the GC version it just feels like a chore. Probably the only thing that makes me want to play more is the art style. I honestly dont know if the game hasnt aged well or is just me but sometimes some of the Zelda games do feel over-rated imo.The movement and combat feel brilliant, and the targeting system is spot-on. It really feels like I'm playing a true successor to Ocarina of Time!
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zelda running on CEMU 1.7.4d and the tutorial i posted game runs between 25-30fps with hiccups in between but game is highly playable as everything is great running it at 1080p with graphic Pack. as u keep on playing the hiccups reduces and it becomes more enjoyable to play.
Not at a point where I would consider it very playable. Performs close to the Wii U version, and also stutters randomly.
Some visual effects are also either missing or glitched out.
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Chandoo:
170 + countries where Steam sells but PSN doesn't will lose access unless they use VPNfaraany3k said: -
Chandoo:
It has a worst rating on Steam than last years MW3 now. Jeese Sony, how can you fuck it up THIS BAD
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faraany3k:
I have heard that it is now unplayable in countries which do not support handful of third world countries not recognized by Sony like Pakistan. Steam is a true global platform.Then they cry that console gaming is dying. -
Necrokiller:
Gaben ki reach hai, PSN ki nahi hai. Gaben ain't stressing over publishers who rush to his store in the first place
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Chandoo:
saeen I don't think the PSN teams are stressing over needing to offer hundreds of thousands of refunds lol
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Necrokiller:
You reap what you sow. This is what happens when you take away choice from consumers. Even with 88% split going to developers, they can't recoup costs. Meanwhile, Helldivers 2 is a massive hit for Sony thanks in big part to Steam.iampasha said: -
iampasha:
Alan wake 2 is yet to recover it's development costs. Due to no physical release and no steam launch.
