the demo has Wideschreen, I play @ 1680X1050whoody12

the issue is that your widescreen is "broken widescreen" which is a cropped image from a 4:3 perspective. You're actually losing vertical field of view with widescreen vs fullscreen which shouldn't be happening. Widescreen users should be getting the same vertical field of view but with added horizontal view.

Here's an issue you might want to know about. Whether or not this issue is moot for you or is significant is for you to decide, but just wanted to let you know it's there:

http://forums.2kgames.com/forums/showthread.php?t=4883&page=1

Widescreen users should know the significance of this issue...

Well if only Bioshock had a chainsaw weapon, Jeff would've given it higher! Remember he was practically orgasming with the chainsaw in Gears of War.

In the Wii forum, I remember there was a lot of backlash when Jeff gave Zelda Twilight Princess below a 9. We'll see how ppl react to the 9/10 he gave bioshock. Now if 2k games released a downloadable patch for a chainsaw....

http://pc.ign.com/articles/813/813641p1/html

It's mostly the same as the xbox360 review except for these pertinnt PC points:

"With the PC version, hacking is a more streamlined process since you don't have to move a cursor around with thumbsticks - you just hover over with your cursor."

"If you're debating which version to get, the PC version handles better. In part it's because of the greater precision with the mouse and keyboard, but also with how the plasmids and weapons are selected.........etc"

"The PC version definitely outclasses the Xbox 360, mostly because of the ability to crank the resolution to 1920x1200. If you've got a Vista rig with a DX10, you can expect heightened particle effects, crisper real-time shadows, and more dynamic water, but the game looks gorgeous regardless. On our gaming PC running a Core 2 Quad processor with a Geforce 8800GTX, and 4 GB of Ram.......etc"

I can't wait!!! My new PC will be here next week to replace my current 4 year old rig.

Jeez! What is wrong with you people? An 8.8 is a pretty high score. It's a score that says, "Hey, this is an excellent game!" It says, "Buy this game!" The fact is that it doesn't innovate the way that OoT did back on the N64, so the gameplay isn't anything new. I see that review and it says to me that if I buy a Wii, I should buy this game. Maybe a later Zelda game made from the ground up for the Wii (rather than ported from the Gamecube) will be innovative and deserve a 9+ rating. When that happens, I'll buy that game. Until then, I think I'll follow the advice of the review and buy this Zelda.usedtype