On November 5th, Gamepro interviwed Nintendo's Senior VP George Harrison. Harrison answered a couple of the questions Zelda fans have been asking about Twilight Princess recently. Harrison also revealed some differences between the Wii and Gamecube versions of the game.

Harrison confirmed that the game will be 70+ hours long. He also confirmed that gamers will be able to buy the Gamecube version of Twilight Princess in stores and that both versions will cost $50.00 (U.S.).

The most notable parts of the interview were where Harrison told Gamepro what will make the Wii version different from the Gamecube version (not involving the controls). Harrison said that gamers will be able to download new content for the Wii version. However, Harrison only confirmed that new levels will be downloadable. Harrison also mentioned that Link will be right handed in the Wii version while Link will be left handed in the Gamecube version. Because of this, all fights, cutscenes, and puzzles in the Wii version will be flipped (a mirror image of the Gamecube version).