i wish they went with something else as the logo's motif, palm trees aren't that exciting. botw having the flower from the game in the logo was much better.
Not a fan of this green, hopefully the main version of the logo is the white one from the trailer.A high resolution version of the logo and the key art from the press assets:
The green is probably the official color against plain/white backgrounds, just like for BotW it was golden, whereas overlayed on top of an illustration it should/will be white. And the cover will almost surely be an illustration as that's the current trend with Zelda. As well as the title screen.Not a fan of this green, hopefully the main version of the logo is the white one from the trailer.
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Unfortunately, yes. It's the eternal state of the Zelda fan base before a game's release.
It was a joke about the Earthbound example relax.
Yes, but the BotW logo was beat up to reference the state of the Master Sword.
Um, it's a faithful recreation of the contrasting artstyles in the original game, yes.
Um, it's a faithful recreation of the contrasting artstyles in the original game, yes.
Intro: realistic
Kohilint: chibi
Ending: realistic
All of those screenshots are from the same system... They use different artstyles...
I wish Link had eyes more like in those images, I don't like the pure black eyes he has in the game.Um, it's a faithful recreation of the contrasting artstyles in the original game, yes.
Intro: realistic
Kohilint: chibi
Ending: realistic
If Nintendo wanted to, they could have easily drawn any of those chibi Koholint scenes in the more realistic art style. But they didn't because it was an artistic choice not to.
But all of the scenes I posted are cutscenes. There were no system limitations keeping them from making the ones in the middle not chibi.
I'm pretty sure the rooster statue doesn't have an empty space behind it, rather it's part of the background layer and a such cannot display another background sprite behind it (i.e. the tiles). That being a limitation in how the game displays graphics.Playing through the DX version and seeing the trailer again, I notice the camera angle presented makes seeing a few things less obvious.
In Mabe, the rooster statue has an empty space behind it, suggesting it might be movable. I couldn't find a great pic, but it's obvious in this whole town image that I found.
In the remake, there's no such space. At least, it isn't nearly as obvious either because it isn't there or because the much sharper angle obscures it. I believe there are several movable objects in the game like this, but this one stuck out since I just dealt with it and then saw the trailer again. So they could have changed how certain events work, or the camera may be more dynamic than they're letting on.
This is more due to sloppy spritework/system limitations:Playing through the DX version and seeing the trailer again, I notice the camera angle presented makes seeing a few things less obvious.
In Mabe, the rooster statue has an empty space behind it, suggesting it might be movable. I couldn't find a great pic, but it's obvious in this whole town image that I found.
In the remake, there's no such space (at 1:09). At least, it isn't nearly as obvious either because it isn't there or because the much sharper angle obscures it. I believe there are several movable objects in the game like this, but this one stuck out since I just dealt with it and then saw the trailer again. So they could have changed how certain events work, or the camera may be more dynamic than they're letting on.
None of those images are colored in the actual game, no idea why the colored ones keep getting posted. So his eyes would just be dots.
This is more due to sloppy spritework/system limitations:
The animated version of the rooster has no transparency and blocks the tiles behind it.
When Link pushes it it changes to a non-animated version that does have transparency and you can see the tiles behind it are there.
When it stops, it animates again and goes back to blocking the tiles behind it.
That doesn't make sense. Here's an image while it's moving.
Edit: wait I'm doubly confused by that image. Lol.
Yeah, just loaded up the game in an emulator, the rooster weather vane in its default state is an animated bg tile, like the flowers around it:This is more due to sloppy spritework/system limitations:
The animated version of the rooster has no transparency and blocks the tiles behind it.
When Link pushes it it changes to a non-animated version that does have transparency and you can see the tiles behind it are there.
When it stops, it animates again and goes back to blocking the tiles behind it.
Basically it works the same way as most games do. Namely MineCraft. Basically when it's static, it's part of the tile map. That is those two tiles in the center contain the tile data for the Rooster Top and Rooster Base. When you push on it, it changes those two tiles to Tile Floor and Stairs Down and creates a temporary moving "Rooster entity" that exists for one reason. To slide 16 pixels upwards. When the sliding animation is done, the entity is removed from the world and the two tiles below it are replaced with Flower Animation and Tile Floor. These Zelda games do the same thing with all pushable blocks.This is more due to sloppy spritework/system limitations:
The animated version of the rooster has no transparency and blocks the tiles behind it.
When Link pushes it it changes to a non-animated version that does have transparency and you can see the tiles behind it are there.
When it stops, it animates again and goes back to blocking the tiles behind it.
I'm really happy they kept BotW's font. Feels so much more clean and modern.Not a fan of this green, hopefully the main version of the logo is the white one from the trailer.
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I really hope they try to emulate this style in-game if they remake the Oracle games.For comparison, cutscenes in Oracle of Seasons/Ages.
Unless they edited the lines he still has outlines to his eyes separate from his pupils, so then the whites of his eyes would be implied.
Not when the other characters have "normal" eyes.
Link's eyes are literally the only human character's eyes we see in the trailer (Marin's eyes are closed).
