• Twilight Princess Hd Includes A Legend Of Zelda Wii U Easter Eggs

Contents. Changes and Additions Graphics Twilight Princess HD features reworked graphics with primarily new textures, giving the game a cleaner and higher-definition look. As opposed to the 480p resolution of the GameCube and Wii versions, Twilight Princess HD uses the 1080p resolution that is standard on Wii U. This provides for six times the number of pixels, resulting in additional clarity, especially for faraway objects and precise aiming. Most textures in the game are touched up with added details, with notable examples including 's hair, 's armor, and several background textures.

Some textures have been changed entirely, including grass in and a stone symbol in the. These textures look less muddy and blurred than in the original.

The game also sports brighter lighting and less intense bloom than the original releases. Like The Wind Waker HD before it, Twilight Princess HD is not a complete graphical remake as most of its character models and geometry are left untouched in terms of polygon count. Gameplay Elements Twilight Princess HD uses the world orientation of the GameCube version in normal mode, in which Link is left-handed, which had previously been reversed on the Wii version to better accommodate players.

Similar to The Wind Waker HD, Twilight Princess HD uses the larger resolution to display a less-intrusive HUD during gameplay. Items can now be equipped to three slots — X, Y, and R, while the L Button calls. The Right Stick can be used to move the camera freely.

The mini-map has been shrunk and now features a translucent black background. Like in The Wind Waker HD, the game makes use of certain features of the Wii U GamePad to streamline gameplay. The GamePad screen can display a separate map screen for dungeons, and can be used to instantly equip items without having to pause and bring up the inventory menu. It also enables the use of the GamePad's gyroscope to aim items such as the or the. The GamePad screen can also be tapped to instantly transform between Link's human and wolf forms without having to talk to Midna, once the ability has been unlocked. The game also features off-TV play and is compatible with the Wii U Pro Controller.

Is featured in the game, which is available from the start. Unlike The Wind Waker HD, normal and Hero modes cannot be switched between once a file has been created.

Link receives twice as much damage during this mode, and the world orientation is also mirrored like the Wii version. Are not dropped in this mode either, similar to the Hero Modes in and The Wind Waker HD. The game also supports the use of and features 50 scattered around, including the game's, characters faces with different expressions, items such as, and objects such as. These Stamps are found inside of dungeons as well as in fields, usually replacing chests, while others are received or bought, and must be found before they can be used. Amiibo Support Twilight Princess HD is compatible with the Wolf Link amiibo, along with the Zelda amiibo, including Link,. All amiibo can be scanned once light returns to the. The Wolf Link amiibo unlocks a new optional dungeon called the, which can be accessed anytime from the collection screen.

This -styled dungeon features 40 floors which Link must clear as a wolf, as he cannot revert back to human form while in the dungeon. Each floor features enemies as well as obstacles to clear. If Link has the when he clears the dungeon, he will receive the Colossal Wallet, allowing him to carry up to 9,999 Rupees. The Wolf Link amiibo can also save a 'checkpoint' of the number of remaining Link has preserved upon completing a section of the cave, after which scanning it will restore Link's health to that amount while he is in the cave. The Wolf Link amiibo is also compatible with. Tapping it when using the amiibo will spawn Wolf Link in the game to serve as a companion. The number of hearts remaining when completing the Cave of Shadows determines Wolf Link's total life energy, with a minimum of three hearts.

Scanning the Link or Toon Link amiibo will replenish all of Link's, while scanning the Zelda or Sheik amiibo will restore all Hearts. Scanning Ganondorf's amiibo allows Link to take twice as much damage, and will turn his red Heart gauge blue to signify the change. If used while in Hero Mode, Link takes four times the normal damage. Only one amiibo of each character can be scanned once per day. Scanning Ganondorf's amiibo a second time states that the damage has already been doubled. Other Changes Places.

The isolated rock in with the cradle is now walled off. The heat wave graphic effect in the lava areas in is removed. Picture frames of screenshots appear as an easter egg inside.

Items. Rupees are no longer returned to their Treasure Chests if Link's Wallet is full. Rupees no longer show a text box with their value after being picked up once. The sizes are different: the default wallet now fits 500 Rupees, the Big Wallet 1,000 Rupees, and the Giant Wallet 2,000 Rupees, as opposed to 300, 600, and 1,000 Rupees respectively.

Only 12 have to be collected in each Province, as opposed to the original 16. A new item, the, lights up when a is nearby even during the day. This item is received from after collecting 20. The map now shows the location of, minigames, and the last location where the game was saved. The number of Poes defeated and remaining in each area is now also tracked on the map screen.

Green now has a text when scooped and a description in the items menu. Miscellaneous. Link must catch a for 's cat only once during the beginning of the game as opposed to twice. Link no longer hits his Sword against walls; instead, it simply goes through them, making combat more manageable in close quarters. Link's slashing animations now have trails. The controls and handling for swimming and riding have been altered. Swimming and climbing animations are sped up.

Various dialogues have been modified to fix typos and errors. Damage dealt by falling into lava is reduced from two Hearts to only one. 's tail is now armored; however, this does not affects the battle against it. A trailer for the game no longer plays when the title screen is left idle.

The title sequence simply loops back to the start. A new credits sequence for the HD version staff now plays at the end of the original credits. It features the orchestra piece previously used during the teaser trailer of the original version of the game.

Midna now has a reflection, whereas she did not in the original game. Development During a Miiting with director, he stated that the reason behind the Wii U remake was to improve the picture quality. He also stated that the Wii Remote controls were removed in favor of the Wii U GamePad, as it focuses in the maps, which play a big role in the game. As Aonuma and his team were busy working in the, they contacted Tantalus Media to create Twilight Princess HD as they had a great reputation for making HD remakes. Limited Editions A limited edition bundle was also be released, including the game and the Wolf Link amiibo.

In Europe and Japan, a was included in the bundle. In North America, the Sound Selection CD was a pre-order bonus exclusive to GameStop retailers. Pre-ordering the game in Amazon Japan also included a set of 20 postcards. Completion Records Main article: Time Performer Date Notes 3:29:17 Jacquaid September 20, 2018 7:34:25 sva April 9, 2016 Gallery External Links. References.

' NORTH AMERICAN EDITION Release Date: March 4, 2016 Console: Wii U' ( (Dark Horse Books), pg. 381).

Twilight Princess Hd Includes A Legend Of Zelda Wii U Easter Eggs

' JAPANESE EDITION Release Date: March 10, 2016 Console: Wii U' ( (Dark Horse Books), pg. 381). 'March will be a blockbuster month for The Legend of Zelda fans thanks to a trio of new releases in Australia and New Zealand, beginning with The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD for Wii U on March 5 and followed by the release of the New Nintendo 3DS XL Hyrule Edition system and Hyrule Warriors: Legends for Nintendo 3DS family systems on March 24.' —, Nintendo Australia & New Zealand, published January 22, 2016, retrieved January 22, 2016.

↑, Youtube, published November 12, 2015, retrieved November 12, 2015., Youtube, published November 12, 2015, retrieved November 12, 2015. 'Hero Mode (indeed called this in the west), can be accessed right at the start of the game.

Link will take twice the amount of damage, and there are no health-replenishing hearts. As previously mentioned, the world is mirrored.' — Brian, Nintendo Everything, published February 4, 2016, retrieved February 4, 2016. Brian, Nintendo Everything, published January 20, 2016, retrieved January 20, 2016. 'Another element now officially confirmed is the implementation of Miiverse stamps. There are 50 in total that consist of Hyrule alphabets and the emotional faces of Link and others.' — Brian, Nintendo Everything, published February 4, 2016, retrieved February 4, 2016.

'Amiibo functionality is unlocked after completing the first Tears of Light quest to remove the Twilight from Faron Woods.' ( Twilight Princess HD Official Game Guide (Prima Games), pg. 429). Nintendo, YouTube, published January 21, 2016, retrieved February 25, 2016. Brian, Nintendo Everything, published January 20, 2016, retrieved January 20, 2016. Brian, Nintendo Everything, published January 19, 2016, retrieved January 20, 2016.

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