Silly. ANYWHERE!Darkflame wrote:And its not really straightforward, where do you "insert" an enterance to a dungeon that isnt there to start with?
Unless there's not an inch free of wall, ground, sky or anywhere else.Oh please, it'd take days to sort this out if they wanted to. It's not like they haven't re-written large chunks of the input handling system so you can fling the Wiimote aroundDarkflame wrote:Zelda is completely seamless.
Ocarina was at least designed with some hocks for a never-released add-on. TP wouldnt have been, because its a cube game.
If they wanted to add downloadable content then I can assure you those hooks would be there.Naah it wouldn't look like a hack. You wouldn't notice it unless you bought the content - adding a door where there is none, or adding a whole area to a map where there's a big space is dead easy. I can think of tonnes of ways to add content to a game like Zelda - it just requires a little imagination!I wouldnt say its impossible; They could have a door in town locked, that suddenly leads to a new dungeon, or maybe a split in a "loading the next bit corridoor".
But it would look like a hack job unless designed in advance.
Much depends on how they've dealt with the thing on a platform by platform basis. MS have obviously mastered the downloadable update having started it with the xbox. And I suspect Sony have probably taken a step in the right direction. Whether Nintendo will have prepared adequate features in their OS, or the VC store for this kind of thing I don't know. But I'd imagine they have, given their shrewd business sense
Cheers
Bubba
