Deserted： The Story of Peter

Deserted: The Story of Peter Acruzzo, a location in East Australia where Peter starts playing his voice. One of the few games I've played so far that I'm genuinely convinced is a good game. “This is a lot of fun. I get to play old games with an interactive storytelling in them, and I try to keep it short, but if you want to do that it's more about the player experiencing the things that are in the game and what they're seeing. I don't know if I'll still enjoy them.”

Wooden wasn't too thrilled to see that you could do the games. “It looks amazing, and I love it. That is why I'm so excited about it.”

The story of Peter Acruzzo also looks stunning. Not only does the character model's expression, faces, and clothing fit the world, it also looks much like the cartoon world you'd see in The Legend of Zelda. The character models in the game are some of the finest we've seen yet in any video game. “I think they're pretty good. I'd play the game but it's just not my style, it's not my style, I'm looking forward to it and it's not my style. It looks like it's from the Zelda universe, it's not my style.”

Zelda is also notable for its graphics, since you see very few of the monsters you have seen so far. But being a Zelda game, you see very few monsters. You see plenty of different creatures, different types of creatures, and so on. But what I feel makes Zelda so great is that it's really showing off the latest technology and how to show it to the world. But I've seen a lot of games that were maybe a little too original, and I don't think that's going to change this game. “I think Zelda will probably look better and hopefully look better and hopefully feel better.”

GS: You talked a bit about why you decided to change the game engine from GBA to GameCube. What do you think the changes will mean for Zelda?

Zelda is a series that's sold more than 20 million units worldwide. “There is a bunch of new tech that has come out with new techniques that people will love. That's kind of neat. I don't think that's going to change a lot. I think we have a pretty wide portfolio of games in the works that we're gonna have to show. We're going to have to be creative with them, and I think we'll have to be very creative about the kinds of games we're going to show at E3.

GS: When is the next Zelda coming out?

JR: We'll probably be talking about Zelda and the next title. This one will have a lot of new technology. It is a great game and I don't know if it's going to make it into the next Zelda. We're going to show it at E3. What do you think about that?

GS: There are three Zelda titles on the way out.

JR: We're going to be showing the next Zelda. We're going to be showing the next Zelda. We're going to have some really big games. I don't know if I'd be surprised to say that there's no Zelda on the show floor at E3. We're going to show it at E3.

GS: What will happen to your Zelda games?

JR: Well, that's the most important thing. It's very much about looking at the future and looking at where we can improve on it. We're going to be really focusing on making sure that we have something to show that really catches the eye.

GS: And what does that look like?

JR: We're going to show it at E3. It's going to be a really special Zelda game. I think we have some really exciting stuff.

GS: Who's coming in at the end?

JR: Who's going to be there? We've got a pretty good name there.

GS: And the Zelda games are going to be better than you were expecting.

JR: I think that Zelda is going to get really good for that. If I could put that in a way that I wouldn't like to spoil anything for anyone, I would say it's going to be really good.

GS: Will that make it a better game?

JR: Yeah.

GS: Can you say if we'll be able to talk about the game at this year's E3?