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mgmariog1

12/08/2013 12:57 AM ·Spoilers

NINTENDO PLEASE MAKE THE NEXT ZELDA Wii U RATED TEEN JUST LIKE TWILIGHT PRINCESS & LET THE GAMING WORLD SEE WHAT THE WiiU IS CAPABLE OF. WE GREW UP ON ZELDA & ZELDA WILL NO DOUBT MAKE THE Wii U RISE!!

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  • marko

    12/08/2013 1:42 AM ·Spoilers

    yes i know and tp is my favorite zelda

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  • mg

    12/08/2013 1:45 AM ·Spoilers

    the zelda series never has been age demographic-centered so the way you're pushing forZelda to appeal to a 'new' demographic or for it to remain E rated is badly intended. zelda is over 25 years old

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  • marko

    12/08/2013 1:50 AM ·Spoilers

    yeah but i'm just saying while zelda i for everyone generally nintendo likes zelda to be with 7 to about 15 and while i do like mature zelda parents can be protective so making it E lets them play it

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  • mg

    12/08/2013 1:51 AM ·Spoilers

    inshort-zelda has never'switched' demographics,its always meant to continue the growth ofthe fanbase &appease fans of the series.a title akin to TP would definitely showcase theWiiU's Graphical assets

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  • marko

    12/08/2013 1:52 AM ·Spoilers

    well at least 7 to 9 a 15 year old only aloud to play E games is a bit much

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  • KuD

    12/08/2013 1:53 AM ·Spoilers

    Zelda applies to people of all ages. It always has. It really hasn't changed drastically. My mom is 51 and she still likes Zelda! Anyone can pick it up.

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  • marko

    12/08/2013 1:53 AM ·Spoilers

    you are not the only fans there is a younger audience

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  • mg

    12/08/2013 1:57 AM ·Spoilers

    TP being T rated didn't do harm,therefore i don't see why next ZeldaU being T rated would be setback.i stand by facts& TP was a success sothat goes to the comment mentioning having definitions mixedup

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  • marko

    12/08/2013 1:59 AM ·Spoilers

    i'm just saying some parents are over protective

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  • mg

    12/08/2013 1:59 AM ·Spoilers

    TP proved a TEEN Zelda could be a success, and again we should remember no Zelda title has received a reception regarded so highly than TP

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  • KuD

    12/08/2013 1:59 AM ·Spoilers

    Marko-that's my point. Saying Zelda appeals to everyone means EXACTLY that.

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  • marko

    12/08/2013 2:01 AM ·Spoilers

    i my self love tp and i myself have nothing no problem with a T rating it's just not fair to younger audiences

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  • marko

    12/08/2013 2:04 AM ·Spoilers

    the age thing i should correct zelda is for 7 to 20 ( but i hope that if your 20 you have gotten a job ) but i am pretty sure zelda isn't for 60 year olds

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  • KuD

    12/08/2013 2:06 AM ·Spoilers

    I ran a game store for over two years and a T rating has never stopped a parent from getting it for a younger child. Unless it says 'Mild Language', no one cares.

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  • KuD

    12/08/2013 2:08 AM ·Spoilers

    Seeing as Link never talks, no one has to worry about him screaming obscenities when he falls off a cliff. Though it would be hilarious.

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  • Mike

    12/08/2013 2:13 AM ·Spoilers

    i had an argument with someone who wanted a M rated zelda, and told him the exact same thing. but i feel a T rated zelda is fine, and is the limit a zelda rating should be.

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  • mg

    12/08/2013 2:16 AM ·Spoilers

    on point kud TP proved a TEEN zelda couldbe a success therefore idon't see why next Zelda U wouldnt benefit from being T-rated.bosses in TP were more detailed,theExperience more intense unlikeCartoony

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  • KuD

    12/08/2013 2:17 AM ·Spoilers

    Nintendo would never allow an M rated Zelda. It wouldn't be financially helpful either. The beauty of Nintendo's success is that they steer away from the easy to make ultra violent games.

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  • marko

    12/08/2013 2:18 AM ·Spoilers

    i give up you win

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  • KuD

    12/08/2013 2:18 AM ·Spoilers

    Considering most games nowadays are M rated, it's refreshing to have a good game without all the violence. Not that I hate it, I just enjoy a change of pace.

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