I sure do, along with Zelda.

Taking a break (stupid responsibilities), but there is no doubting that the game on that disc is completely, 100% Zelda.  Funny how that has become a compliment.

I propose we start using the word Zelda as a compliment for everything!

Ex:
"Does this dress make me look fat?"
"Honey, you look positively Zelda."

-YMM

i've seen nothing but talk of how it's the best loz game to date.

exciting times, indeed.  it's positively not zelda that i might not have time to rock the mess out of it...

I'm getting it for my sister, I just hope it's easier to get my hands on than a PS3...

So the game is goooood then?

riiiiiiiiiiiight...

Well yeah.... it doesn't mean I won't be able to borrow it every now and then.  ;D

It took me a while to figure out what you were hinting at  :P

I'm avoiding large parts of the Internet, out of fear of spoilers for Twilight Princess. I've read snippets of some reviews and already feel that they told me more than I wanted to know. :/ Nothing major though. So if anyone posts spoilers, I'll sic my Snorlax plushie doll on you, and believe me, he bites. He just looks innocent and carefree.

I remember when I got Ocarina of Time. I read through the manual with excitement (I always read the manuals), looked at the map and the various races and people among them. The game itself was magical, I must've spent many hundreds of hours on it total (and still occasionally clocking)... there was so much to do, I even came up with some things on my own (like going to the ice cave to fetch some bottles of Blue fire, then pour it into Lake Hylia just to see that cool effect of way too many water ripples and fog clouds trying to be drawn at once on the N64). Call me a freak, but like the first Paper Mario, it was like a game suited 100% to my tastes. Twilight Princess is starting to feel like the new OoT. Finally another game where I can just sit down, zone out and completely forget the world, and spend the first week of gameplay exploring every little nook and cranny of the first village. I really need to stress down lately, and Zelda has an odd way of letting me.

At the same time, I'm managing to hold back the excitement and hype. People are saying it's better than OoT, but I don't think it can be to me personally. But it doesn't matter much, I'll most certainly enjoy it. And I already know I'll cry like at the end like OoT, because the game actually turned out to have an ending. :p

Btw, I'm in Sweden, so the Wii doesn't arrive until around the 8th December.

And that's assuming you get it on first launch ;).  I'm still poking around to see if I can snag a Wii...looks like it may be Dec before I can get my own and it's already released here.

~Brandon

Yeah, I'm not planning to get it at launch. I can wait, and I'll have a lot of work during December and new year anyway.

Yeah, December 8th is the UK release too.. which means i gotta wait a while for it. Not to worry though because i have it pre-ordered which will be delivered to my door :D

Zelda is pretty much the only reason i'm getting a Wii at launch, but as a backup plan i have had the game pre-ordered since June 2005 (back when the release was supposed to be August? 2005).

wow, and i thought i was the last of our dying species...