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The Legend of Zelda GCN
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The Legend of Zelda Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker 2 Once billed as the direct sequel to Wind Waker, Nintendo used E3 2004 to reveal the second GameCube Zelda game as something completely different. Featuring mature presentation with realistic landscapes, a grown-up Link, and eye-popping monster graphics, Nintendo is hoping to bring back the appeal the series built up with Ocarina of Time. Link features the same eye-tracking system used in Wind Waker, he is able to knock all types of enemies off their horses and send them crashing to the ground, and a new dynamic camera system shoots some dungeons from new perspectives. When Link explores some still-unrevealed dungeons the camera pans back and shoot the action from a top-down angle. Players are able to see parts of the 3D maze that lies in wait. But when the character encounters an enemy the camera seamlessly sweeps in again to shoot the battle from the normal behind-the-back perspective.
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