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[dimm0505]

Twilight Princess HD officially announced.

announced in the Nintendo Direct.

-New Wolf Link Amiibo announced
-March 4, 2016
-OST offered as a pre-order bonus

Ported by Tantalus. Я был прав в своих вангованиях =))) Выглядит правда не очень.

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http://www.amazon.com/Legend-Zelda-Twiligh...65eba8d81c57edc

Сообщение отредактировал dimm0505 - Четверг, 24 марта 2016, 23:26

[dimm0505]

Превьюер с IGN говорит, что не все так плохо, как выглядит в роликах. "В живую" игра выглядит очень неплохо:

Most of my concerns about The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD went out the window the minute I saw it running on Wii U. My demo started smack in the middle of the decaying Sacred Grove, and I was immediately struck by the improved high resolution textures. It’s no secret that Twilight Princess has aged poorly, but that’s a natural consequence for a game designed around Standard Definition televisions in 2006. The models and environments look the same, but the texture updates are instantly noticeable. Many have been updated to look better in HD, while others others have been replaced completely. The familiar Triforce crest in the center of the Sacred Grove’s weathered shrine looks as if it's stood up against the test of time. You can see faint cracks in the detailed stone surface, with shadows from the overhanging trees around the quiet sanctuary adding a layer of ambience. It looked so much better than any prior footage I’d seen before, but wait until you hear how it plays.

Playing Twilight Princess HD for 60 minutes, however, changed my initially negative perception. It looks like Nintendo has wiped away many of its graphical imperfections. The result is a lot of smooth edges and clean-looking environments. As I fast-traveled between the desolate Mirror Chamber, Ordon Village’s tree-filled paradise, The Temple of Time, and the icy fields of Snowpeak, I could see that the jaggy-laden visuals of the original game have been smoothed away. I’ll admit that some background elements can look a little out of place at times, but the geography wasn’t designed with higher resolutions in mind when this game was in development all those years ago.

My only nitpick so far has been the lighting engine. The original Twilight Princess had it’s share of bloom lighting. In the current HD version, it’s been replaced by a dreamy haze that looks fine in some areas but makes the visuals appear flat in others. The inconsistent shadows -- Link casts a much better looking shadow, but most enemies and objects don’t -- constantly reminded me I was playing an HD port. In the end, I definitely got the sense that Nintendo could have pushed this high definition graphics makeover a little harder and have given the world more life with better lighting and contrast. But I have to admit what’s here looked much better than I expected, and it makes this almost-ten-year-old game feel much more modern even if it's not quite as detailed as current generation games.

Полный текст:
http://www.ign.com/articles/2016/02/04/the...-than-you-think

What’s New Trailer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Ac-PGCfxFE