RSS Feeds
 
   
Search
Search for any game on the website:
News

Famitsu reviews The Legend of Zelda: Kaze no Takuto… don’t be surprised

December 11th, 2002 (12:00am) - Well, The Legend of Zelda: Kaze no Takuto is days away from its release and that means the reviews are in. Just like its predecessor, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Kaze no Takuto (name for US release will be “The Wind Waker”) has received a perfect score of a 40 out of 40, receiving a 10 from each reviewer. Not only is this an amazing feat but Kaze no Takuto has become the fourth video game in history to get a perfect score in Famistu with the other three being, Soul Calibur, Vagrant Story, and of course Ocarina of Time.

For those who doubted this game’s greatness, all I have to say to you is “Eat my shorts!”

Here’s the translation of review:

10
The feeling of excitement and impact this game provokes is as prominent as, if not moreso than, Ocarina of Time. It feels very new, while still maintaining the Zelda atmosphere. The feeling of realism is taken to a new level, yet it feels refreshingly different thanks to the unique animation. Game expression of a new dimension is here. The story begins developing quickly and travelling becomes a very important part of the game. Gameplay is also very firm - It is intense, and playing is the only way to experience it.

10
The method of expression, game atmosphere and characteristics, and fantastic production work together to perform a chemical reaction that is something of a miracle. It is obvious that the main goal of this game is to present to the gamer an excellent form of entertainment and fun. But it is also pleasant to carry out your objectives. The player cannot help but fall in love with this world - it is everything you think it cannot possibly be.

10
Though some people were a bit skeptical of the animation and art style, when you play, you will forget your fears. The expression of the characters, such as the movement of their eyes, will allow you to understand the intended feeling and take you by the hand. You will be emotionally touched, and at times you will feel the urge to cry. The puzzles and battles are sometimes quite difficult, and it is a very rewarding experience.

10
Joy, anger, grief, and happiness are woven throughout each event; they are felt during the puzzle-solving, and they are conveyed through each facial expression. And the feelings build as the game unfolds little by little. Quite like the child who plays a game for the very first time, your heart will be shaken. The way the game is designed, new players (and old fans alike) will be able to effortlessly pick up the controller and be engulfed in the experience without giving it a second thought.

40/40

Reported by Elias Dounis on December 11th, 2002 (12:00am)

More Recent News
+ Castlevania: The Arcade just revealed! (July 23, 2008 3:27am)
+ Press Release: Dead Rising Wii Officially Announced For US (July 21, 2008 12:30pm)
+ Dead Rising Wii Screens (July 18, 2008 7:36pm)
+ Mario And Sonic To Team Up Again? (July 18, 2008 7:10pm)
+ E3 2008: Sony Unfazed By Final Fantasy Announcement (July 18, 2008 4:51pm)

Login

Use this form to login to the forums. Don't have a username? Register Today!

User:
Pass:

Latest Articles
Latest Reviews
Latest Previews