Earlier we told you about NGC magazine revealing Twilight Princess‘ compatibility with the Revolution and its controller. Now, scans of the article have hit the interwebs and they shed a bit more light on the subject.
- NGC is a UK mag, so when they said Revolution is likely gonna hit in November, it was meant for Europe.
- When you insert the Twilight Princess disc into the Revolution, you will be asked whether you’d prefer using the GameCube controller or Revmote.
- The nunchuk setup will be used, with the freehand remote acting as your sword. “Swing horizontally for a sideways slash, bring it down overarm style for a harder vertical strike, and jab it towards the telly to poke your enemies away.”
- You can use the Revmote for tasks such as rowing your boat, fishing, and riding Epona.
The controller uses they state come off as conjecture or guessing, but they know more than we do. We’ll just have to wait and see.
[Source: GoNintendo]
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I hope the Revolution is released in Japan before the end of July, that way I can stand in line to get one~
Anonymous
Yeah, I really don’t know what they’re saying with the hypotheticals. Do they know how the controller will be used or not? I don’t get the impression that they do, just merely that they know it will be used and are guessing how.
What they say makes sense, though, but I’m quite surprised that it would use the nunchuk attachment. I thought originally the controller didn’t have that, Miyamoto didn’t ask for it or anything, and was added later to appease western developers.
Anonymous
im unsure of the revmote being used in zelda.
Warlord
I don’t believe in any non-nintendo information… Nintendo knows how to keep secret and these false especulations already happened in the past. I think this kind of thing might discourage people from buying the game in the GameCube, people will want to play it 100% in the Revolution