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Danzego · 11-14-2006, 07:31 PM

According to Nintendo, the Cube version isn't in widescreen or 480p. Only the Wii version is.

Also, according to a review for the game that I recently read, the difference between using component cables and progressive scan on the Wii version is night and day compared to the standard AV cables that come with it. In other words, component cables will naturally make some difference for the Cube version between a Cube with AV and one with component (mind you, that entails buying a $40 cable for the Cube), but the Wii version will still look better.

Now it's just a matter if the 130 bucks (system, component cable, and Zelda game....oh, and memory card, if necessary) is worth it to you for playing Zelda just on the Cube or not.

11-14-2006, 07:31 PM	#3
Danzego Avid Gamer Danzego is Offline: Location: The Great Northwest Posts: 292	Re: Zelda for the cube?? According to Nintendo, the Cube version isn't in widescreen or 480p. Only the Wii version is. Also, according to a review for the game that I recently read, the difference between using component cables and progressive scan on the Wii version is night and day compared to the standard AV cables that come with it. In other words, component cables will naturally make some difference for the Cube version between a Cube with AV and one with component (mind you, that entails buying a $40 cable for the Cube), but the Wii version will still look better. Now it's just a matter if the 130 bucks (system, component cable, and Zelda game....oh, and memory card, if necessary) is worth it to you for playing Zelda just on the Cube or not.