I’m about halfway through the game now, and this version is incredible. Very flexible port, with a wealth of options. Some of the odd features I’m enjoying:

• Doubling damage and disabling heart drops is like a customizable Hero mode. Great stuff.
• Mirror mode makes the game layout what I remember from playing on the Wii as a kid.
• Gyro aim combines the precision aiming from Wii with the uh… not having to waggle from GameCube. A perfect version.
• All the little TPHD features that make things faster, like climbing, tears of light, skipped rupee cutscenes, bigger wallets, etc. And individually toggleable if you don’t like any change.
• I’ve had a blast with cheats, like Fast Iron Boots, and an occasional moon jump to peek out of bounds or skip a slow climb.

Not to mention the stuff you expect. Texture pack support, so I can play with the Wii U textures, 9x internal resolution for my 4K TV, 120 FPS interpolation that keeps the original physics working flawlessly, fantastic performance, totally rebindable controls, it’s all here.

And updates have already improved the game from when I started, it’s only getting better.

The only concrete information we’ve gotten was in the interviews when it was announced, where we were promised “less than Valve Index”. Unfortunately that’s rather vague, as it’s unclear whether they meant Index, Index+controllers, or Index+controllers+tracking stations.

I’m assuming the price will be approximately what Index+Controllers is, maybe a bit more. You can see those prices in your region by looking up the Valve Index on steam.

At this point they’ve learned they can just say stuff, and a large swathe of people won’t bother listening to the other side, and will get mad about it.

They don’t like us dealing with China, and they’re betting they can get our Conservatives mad about it without even bothering to check the facts. The obnoxious part is the non-zero chance he’s right.