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| WII Friday, October 12, 2007 | 4:26 AM

Images of Link's Crossbow Training

Images of Link's Crossbow Training

The crossbow and long ears hero Link is ready to fire at will at the targets in Link's Crossbow Training. First game to be sold bundled with the Wii Zapper peripheral, it will be available in North America next month, November 19, 2007. This is exactly one year after the launch of the console in this region. I like the Goron targets!


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Commented on 2007-10-12 08:09:07
zelda does not deserve this :(
Commented on 2007-10-12 09:29:36
Nintendo and their peripherals *sigh*. However, it's good that you get a game bundled in there considering that they probably could have sold you just the plastic handle for your wiimote at the same price :P
Commented on 2007-10-12 17:11:09
Nintendo, I have lost all respect I once had for you. The money has clearly gotten to their heads...
Commented on 2007-10-12 18:12:21
Oh my.. How can they do this to my beloved franchise?! This is almost as bad as those games from the early 90`s on the Phillips console!
Cheers
Commented on 2007-10-12 18:58:44
Yea, Nintendo has really been riding their IP values down in recent years. Worst thing yet is the Wii Zapper is just a piece of plastic to hold your wiimote and nunchuk.

Just another worthless piece of plastic to drain peoples' money.
Commented on 2007-10-12 20:06:13
Posted by Jigen
Yea, Nintendo has really been riding their IP values down in recent years. Worst thing yet is the Wii Zapper is just a piece of plastic to hold your wiimote and nunchuk.

Just another worthless piece of plastic to drain peoples' money.
The things is, the Wii is aimed at the casual gamers, the same people that have made EA what they are today, so I think they will be quite happy to part cash for a plastic holder for their zapper experience... :/
Commented on 2007-10-12 21:01:41
The game could be very fun.

Anyone think Nintendo should start putting difficulties in their games? Metroid Prime games don't really need it, they're normally hard enough, but they have a hard mode anyway. But pretty much every other Nintendo game could use a harder difficulty (Zelda, prolly Mario Galaxy too).
Commented on 2007-10-12 23:30:12
I hope Link isn't going to be rehashed like Mario in other Nintendo games. Is nothing sacred anymore?
Commented on 2007-10-13 02:24:48
nintendo is selling out to the casual... and milking zelda
Commented on 2007-10-13 03:15:36
Nintendo needs to create new gaming icons that they once used to do. They are milking the likes of Mario, Zelda and Dk so much, that it's sickening. I'm a big Nintendo fan, or was until late. They've lost their way.

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