Huh . I agree that it shouldn ' t go so far as being classbased , but the trailer doesn ' t even show a single new weapon or anything . That ' s what I mean . Is there anything new besides maps , or is it just UT 2004 with a fresh coat of paint and some different maps ? <| sep |> Having a late thanksgiving dinner so I ' ll probably miss the start of the game <| sep |> Maybe we should invent an alien threat to unite humanity . <| sep |> This should become a bannable offense <| sep |> Justin Fuente and Sam Rogers . Also , Jerod Evans and Isaiah Ford <| sep |> You just gonna keep posting this ? <| sep |> Mine still has while usingNot sure why others don ' t <| sep |> The difficulty is that Link is a silent protagonist in a setting with few developed supporting characters who spends most of his time wandering dungeons alone and solving puzzles . In a game that ' s great , in a movie that ' s boring and incomprehensible . Mario Brothers is just a late 20 th century urban version of Alice in Wonderland . Mario begins in a familiar world , has a brother who travels with him , encounters all kinds of bizarre characters , there ' s a princess with an entourage , and the villain is a ham . Just about any kind of trippy goofball adventure could convey the game , provided the producers weren ' t too afraid and held back too much on the drug imagery . The essence of Mario is in its madcapness yes , it looks cartoony , but it ' s also instantly recognizable . TLOZ on the other hand is much less visually distinct , while being thematically much more about solitude and aimlessness . And eventually , courage and empowerment . A huge part of the adventure of a TLOZ story is just figuring out where to go , by wandering in search of it . A movie about aimless wandering is absolutely possible , but it ' s the sort of thing Hollywood balks at because it ' s not easily digestible . A Metroid adaptation would have an even much more extreme version of this problem it ' s literally about an anonymous astronaut lost in a dark cave . Sure , you could easily make a generic high fantasy movie and slap the TLOZ brand on it , and it could do okay financially , but it might not feel like TLOZ at all and it would dilute Nintendo ' s brand without a high concept backing it up . For an example , check out the Wing Commander movie the most generic of generic scifi action films . It works as a film only by completely failing as an adaptation .