When an evil darkness enshrouds the land of Hyrule, a young farm boy named Link must awaken the hero and the animal within. When Link travels to the Twilight Realm, he transforms into a wolf and must scour the land with the help of a mysterious girl named Midna. Besides his trusty sword and shield, Link will use his bow and arrows by aiming with the Wii Remote controller, fight while on horseback and use a wealth of other items, both new and old.
The most epic Zelda ever launches with the Wii.
Link roams an entirely new land of Hyrule. View larger.
Take control of your trusty horse as you travel from quest to quest. View larger.
Link must solve a number of challenging puzzles to progress to boss battles. View larger.
Fishing with the Wii Remote is a fun and worthwhile diversion. View larger.
Link's journeys, reinvented Hailed by many as the best Zelda game since 1998's Ocarina of Time, Twilight Princess thrusts players into a troubled world ravaged by a dangerous magic. Sporting a new, more realistic visual style than the previous Zelda title, Link looks much more like an adult than in previous installments and fits well into an environment that provides Zelda fans with a much more gritty and grim environment to explore. The entirety of the quest fits this darker mood, as both Link and NPC's alike share the same concern for the changes about in Hyrule.
More than just a spiritual successor to previous Zelda installments, Twilight Princess offers players a new way of controlling Link through dungeons, forests, towns, and the bizarre Twilight Realm: precise weapon controls with the Wii remote! Players can use the remote to control Links' weapons including the sword, arrows, and boomerang. This new control scheme allows for much faster and more accurate control than on previous Nintendo hardware. For example, waving the remote in the air will result in Link performing the same move with the sword. To fire off on arrow, players "pull back" on a virtual controller string as the Wii remote's speaker lets players know that the projectile is ready for release. It all works incredibly well and adds to the title's immersion and style- you feel more in the center of the action than in previous Zelda games.
As impressive as the new control scheme is, the scope and size of the new land of the Hyrule is equally as impressive- truly the Wii's first epic adventure. Beautifully crafted and four years in the making, the land players travel through is vast and diverse as the dungeons and monsters that lie within. As players collect triforce pieces from the distant sections of the continent, they will get to know many different villages and foes. Thankfully, Link will be able to move over long stretches of land faster thanks to "Epona," your faithful horse. Epona also helps Link become a more effective fighter, as a number of powerful and impressive sword strikes can be launched while galloping through fields of enemies.
The Twilight Realm awaits Like most games in the Zelda franchise, Link begins his adventure with little more than the clothes he has on an an inkling that something has gone awry. After an initialtrip to the Twilight Realm, in which Link appears as a wolf, a friendly shadow dweller named Midna will meet up with players and give helpful advice on gameplay. Fortunately for players, this virtual assistant spells out ways to be a more effective adventurer in and out of the shadow world. Early stages of the game have Link spending a lot of time in the Twilight Realm, and outdoor areas of Hyrule, attempting to clear areas of the strange darkness that has seemingly fallen over every village, forest, and field. As the story progresses, players will learn the cause of the shadows, and what they must to do vanquish them for good.
Puzzling puzzles Link once again finds himself in a number of classic Zelda-esque puzzle scenarios in which he must light torches to unlock doors, raise and lower water levels, and fight enemies to collect keys and open chests for valuable rupees. A number of the dungeons present unique puzzle challenges that rely on the player's ability to hone their Wii remote's control, such as an air castle in the sky that can only be accessed by an extremely accurate grappling hook toss.
In general, Twilight Princess is more challenging than the average Zelda game, with a number of boss battles having protracted hit sequences with little support potions about, and even less warning. Still, there's never been an adventure experience such as this, wherein players can literally charge at a dungeon boss with their fists and punch the air to defeat an enormous foe. As the finest Zelda experience in almost ten years and the game fans have been waiting for, Twilight Princess will delight young and old gamers alike.
Giggles Satisfaction.... FINALLY! *spoilers* I've had my Wii for about a month now and I've played three games previously but none measure up to Twilight Princess. This game is addicting although it is slightly different from the two other Zelda games I've played which are Majora's Mask and Ocarina of Time. It does have a few things I don't like which are:
Now you cannot call Epona wherever you happen to be, you have to look for Whistle Grass. This wouldn't be so bad if Hyrule Field wasn't so massive compared to its size in OoT.
Now when you catch a fairy in a bottle you don't keep it until you use it, you keep it until you exit whatever temple/area you are in & it only refills eight hearts instead of all them as in OoT. Not that you even need them, at least not for the bosses because they are too f*n easy to kill which is the third thing I don't like. If you die you're not paying attention to what you are doing and getting too close too many times.
One other thing that kinda gets me annoyed is that they have locations from OoT but they're not in the same place as they were before. Like the Temple of Time. Now access to it is from the Sacred Grove which is similar to the Lost Woods in that it has Skull Kids and you must follow the music, as well as the Skull Kids lantern light to find the right path. The Skull Kid now attacks you and you fight him twice. The first time is as a wolf which makes it a bit of a challenge but it's still not too awfully difficult. The second time is a lot easier as you are back in human form and shoot him with arrows.
Lastly, Midna takes Navi's place as far as informing you about the next task you need to do but she doesn't give you hints about how to kill certain enemies. I'm one who likes to know what the enemy I'm confronted with is called which Midna doesn't tell you.
But even with all these things I like the game. Midna is a bit annoying because of her attitude but I still don't hate her. There are a lot of new enemies as well as some old ones. You still must hunt down special items such as the Fused Shadows and Mirror Shards. There are also Golden Insects which I'm not sure what you get as a reward for but I think it's a bigger wallet. But I haven't gotten them and still have managed to make significant progress in the game. I have all the Fused Shadows and am working toward the final Mirror Shard but like I said, they were easy as 123 to obtain.
I still don't understand why they changed the location in which Link supposedly grew up but ohwell. I still consider the $50 I paid for this game money well spent which I can't say for Spyro.
Packed with versatile features and made of virtually indestructible polycarbonate armor, Logitech's PlayGear Pocket offers full gaming control inside its protective shell - even the shoulder triggers are accessible inside the case! The lid easily adjusts to any angle, working as a sun visor - great for playing outdoors and your Logitech earbuds can be plugged into the headphone access port so you can listen to your favorite tunes on the go. Finished gaming? - simply close the lid and safely store the PSP inside PlayGear Pocket or traveling use its unique desktop standfeature to enjoy movies, music videos, photo slides and more.
Eric Bickley APPALLING CUSTOMER NON-SERVICE I bought this game for my 7 year old. It has a lot of features that he can grow into. Unfortunately, after less than 5 hours of use it stoppedworking. It was less than a month old. I phoned sony customer "service" several times. They were very unhelpful, in fact quite rude on the phone. Their attitude was that it was no big deal and they would send me information on how to return it. They never did. So I went to the website and filled out a request to return the psp. An email from Sony said that they would be sending me information on how to return the psp. That was more than a week ago. So for the last 3 weeks, at a time when I really needed this game for my son, it has been inoperable. What happened to the day when if you boughtsomething from a retailer and it broke almost immediatly, you just took it back and got a new one? To say that dealing with Sony has been frustrating is a wild understatement. I had been considering buying my son a new PS3 but I now know I will be geting him the Wii instead. This may be a great game. My brief experience with it was very positive. However. trying to replace a defective psp has been a truly awful experience and I'm sure Sony will lose market share once others reveal similar experiences.
The Logitech Cordless Action Controller for Playstation 2 lets you stop tripping over your game wires. It's got the control you need for better gaming, combined with incredible wireless freedom. Play your favorite games up to 30 feet away! Requires 2 AA batteries
Rob Great addition for any PS1/2 I have been using my controller for a little over a week. It's nice to have a well-made cordless controller for the PS2 and not have to worry about wrapping extension cords just to reach a couch!.
Overall I am pretty much without complaint. I have never had a single lost signal or any interference or lag. This controller does pretty much what you would expect it to do.
Cons:
1) Batteries. - This controller doesn't seem to play very nice with rechargeable batteries. I was only able to get about 3-4 hours of use out of it on a fresh recharge of 2500mAh AAs before the low battery light began to blink and all vibration was forcefully disabled. I know the batteries still have alot of life in them, but I guess since rechargeable batteries only hit about 1.25v instead of the full 1.5v of a retail battery, the controller thinks them near empty all the time.
2) Buttons. I don't particularly like the D-Pad. It feels like a cheap piece of plastic suspended over a stick. I never feel like I have as accurate control using it as the standard PS2 D-Pad.
Overall, with those two quirks aside, This controller operates as you would expect and feels well-made.
Good intel and proper gear are the keys to victory. With the Logitech G15 keyboard, you get both. Now you can easily discover on which server your friends are playing Battlefield 2142, be notified when your World of Warcraft battleground becomes available and know exactly who's talking in Ventrilo with the Logitech G15 keyboard's exclusive GamePanel LCD. You can also create useful macros on the fly that play back with a single press of one of the six G keys. As every key features illuminated characters, with three levels of brightness, you can keep playing late into the night.
Pedro Lara perfect everything went perfect, the shippment and the product were just as expected and i have nothing to complain about.
the keyboard is the dream of every player in the world and i have to say im really trilled by it.
Gain the edge you need in online gaming with the Logitech Extreme PC Gaming Headset. Its behind the head design stays comfortable even after hours of intense action. The 30mm stereo drivers produce high quality audio, and the noise-canceling microphone blocks unwanted background noise. Best of all, the ratchet boom lets you precisely adjust the microphone for optimal positioning... so that it stays put even in the heat of battle.PRODUCT FEATURES:Great for Internet gaming, voice chat, online conferencing, or voice command;Sleek behind-the-head design is perfect for hours of comfortable wear;Ratchet boom keeps the microphone in its optimal position;Dynamic stereo sound lets you immerse yourself in your games and music;Inline volume and mute control allow convenient operation;Noise-canceling microphone filters out unwanted background noise.
Bert Whetstone Very low input gain The audio on the headset isn't bad, but like almost every other microphone-in-a-headset I've used the input gain on this will have you shouting to be heard, even with the input volume on your computer maxxed. If only the mic stalk were just a centimeter longer it would place it right in front of my mouth, where it might be able to pick up my voice better. It seems like this is designed for someone with theirmouth centered on their left cheek. That being said, for the price this is a workable solution until something better comes along.
Communicate wirelessly on your PlayStation 3 with this cordless keyboard. Entering text and typing messages with a standard controller becomes tedious and a thing of the past when you add this keyboard to your PlayStation 3 gaming system. This cleverly designed keyboard also offers vertical scrolling functionality with a built-in touchpad, so there's no need for a separate mouse. Set up profiles, manage accounts and send text messages with one convenient keyboard. With its lightweight, thin design and generous range, MediaBoard Pro lets you roam up to 30' away from your PlayStation 3 console. You won't miss the cluttered mess of cords you used to have before you made MediaBoard Pro part of your life. Quick media keys are convenient Operates on 2 AA Batteries (included)
Scott Ambler Cordless keyboard works well good product for text entry and web browsing on ps3. would be better if it included all the keys found on the 6-axis controller. some activities require use of both.
Just connect and play- it's that simple. Introducing the Logitech Precision Gamepad, a precise, sturdy, comfortable controller that also looks great. Play sports, action, adventure, role-playing, driving and other games with ease.
Make your racing experience even more realistic. Enjoy unprecedented integration with Gran Turismo 5 game functions, while advanced force feedbackrecreates bumps, crashes and traction loss with jaw-dropping realism. Sequential stick shift - Go through the gears for the ultimate in control Rubber-over mold rim - Enjoy a comfortable grip during intense races Solid, one-piece wheel construction - Drive with confidence knowing this rigid, sturdy wheel won't squeak or flex during aggressive maneuvers Custom tuned for popular games - See and feel every bit of wheel movement reflected in game, without dead zones or lag Ultra-precise optical encoding - Experience reliable and accurate handling
C. Dionne perfect device to add a sense of realism to your racing video game we've never owned a racing wheel before so my 11 year old son and I were both excited to give it a try - the hubby is an OTR truck driver so he doesn't get too excited over this sort of thing very often - but he even had a great time playing with it.
Within 10 minutes Cody had decided that he doesn't like the wheel and gave up - still don't fully understand why he doesn't like it, but he switched to using the regular controller for the driving games and is having a great time.
At 37 years of age I do not possess a driver's licence and never have. Just have never learned how to drive. In any case, I had a great time playing with the wheel and loved the realistic feel as it reacted to whatever was occuring in the game - need I even mention that I'm a TERRIBLE driver! This allowed me a safe venue to get behind the wheel and experience road rage and all the crashes I could desire.
This wheel is very simple to use and looks very realistic so it's a wonderful way to make your racing games feel more intense and enjoyable
Zergwatch:Real metal. Real leather. Real racing. Premium materials. Hand-crafted components. A team of racing fanatics dedicated to providing the most realistic driving experience possible. With the G25 Racing Wheel, Logitech is taking sim racing controls to the next level, and we'd like you to come along for the ride. The G25's unique dual-motor force feedback transmission delivers powerful, high-fidelity force effects to the hand-stitched leather wheel, so you can feel under-and oversteer before you're on the barrier. < > < > Sit down, turn off the lights, and crank up the sound. You're not playinggames anymore; with the G25, you're racing.
Features:
Six-speed shifter with push-down reverse gear< > Choose exactly the right gear for the turn. Plus a leather-wrapped shift knob so you can drive in style!
Logitech's exclusive carpet grip system < > Holds fast to the carpet to provide a realistic driving experience.
Dual-motor force feedback< > The mechanism is smooth, quiet, and powerful.
Stainless steel gas, brake, and clutch pedals< > Eliminates flex from the pedals, so you can brake and accelerate with more precision. The clutch pedal makes heel-and-toe downshifting possible, keeping your gear changes quick and your RPMs high.
11" leather-wrapped steering wheel rim< > With the 900-degree wheel rotation and hand-stitched leather, the wheel provides a realistic driving experience.
System Requirements:
PC with Pentium processor or compatible
256 MB RAM
20 MB of available hard disk space
CD-ROM drive
USB port
Windows XP or Windows Vista
or
PlayStation 2 or PlayStation 3 computer entertainment system
Fabio Higa Solid wheel, you get what you pay for! Having owned a cheap MadCatz wheel for the older Xbox, it was time for me to try this top of the line G25. Love Logitech products, so I couldn't see why this one couldn't be good...
Having played GTR2, rFactor for a bunch of days, all I can say is AMAZING. The clutch and the force-feedback is really great. The main reason why I bought this wheel is because of the clutch, and the 6-speed H-shift pattern.... makes driving a true pleasure, and the games that require a clutch that make full and serious use of the G25, makes driving really exciting and immersive.
The quality of the wheels is top notch, having owned some Momo wheels in real cars (Like a Subaru) ... this one feels like the real thing.
Great construction quality. Clamps down to desk solidly, and pedals have grip on hardwood surfaces. Haven't tried it on carpet.
For a true driving simulator, don't miss on this wheel. You gotta have it to use the 6-speed manual and clutch, though, otherwise, you might as well get the other cheaper wheel.
The Logitech Cordless Rumble Pad II for PC gives you 30 feet of gaming freedom with no lag! Its high-speed data transfer at 2.4 GHz cordless operates at a 30-foot range. The gamepad combines vibration feedback and superior control with reliable, lag-free cordless freedom. More than 100 hours of battery life.
M. Rahimi Good Product I guess there is little competition to Logitech when it comes to PC input devices, this one works well if you download the latest drivers...Certain games may need some finger calibration in the beginning, but otherwise has been working without any problems so far...
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