Legend Of Zelda Opinions!

I would like to open this can of worms: What are you'r favorite and least favorite LoZ games? please state them and explain why! for me, my favorite is The Minish Cap! I love the 16-bit, top down style, mixed with the art of Wind Waker, and all the jokes and gags (like the ghost) scattered throughout it. I felt like it was silly and fun while being dark still at times. However (get ready to type you'r angry replies) my personal least favorite is...... Ocarina of Time! Wait wait! before you get super pissed off, I AM NOT SAYING IT IS A BAD GAME! This is my personal opinion and decided through my personal experiences. Now, awhile back I got an N64, and obviously OoT was on my list of games to get (right there with Super mario 64) I started it in the early morning and got all the way to the zora section (as child link) and started to get bored. I got to Lake Hylia and started to get the bottle-letter thing, when I realized I needed that scale thing to get me low enough. I started to think of the LONG journey through Hyrule field back to zora cape? I can never remember what its called. I eventually decided to put it down and play something else (twilight princess anyone?) I haven't played it since. I don't know if its the massive hub world, or the daunting tasks, or my horrible crusted controller's joystick, but as the great brentalfloss says "I'm so bored! Time to sheath the sword!" (DISCLAIMER: yes I know OoT is a great game, and I do respect it for it's great contributions to the gaming community)

 

I'm just going to agree with Grian and say Majora's mask.

 

My favorite would have to be TLoZ Twilight Princess. I loved the storyline of it and how interactive you could be in the world. That's why I can't wait for the new zelda game that's in development for the WIIU (Or the system to come in the next few years.. no spilers.. can google it :'D)

 

least favorites??

 

hmmm... any of the four swords games.

 

Favorite: Majora's Mask or Phantom Hourglass
Least Favorite: Four Swords

 

Spirit tracks has to be my favourite.
My least favourite is probably...
That tingle game on the ds.

 

Freshly Picked Rosey Rupeeland, or Balloon Trip of Love?

 

fav: Majoras Mask
least fav: Links Awakening


FUCK U MARIIINNNNN

 

Both.

 

Yeah I wasn't a fan of the tingle games either

It's very difficult for me to pick a favorite...

 

Insert irritating "Zelda is the hero" quote here

 

Hm, twilight was my first tloz game. I thought zelda was a girl's game at first when i was a bratty kid, but i saw the cover and i was like: wolf forme? Sign me the fuck up!

Anyway, the story was interesting, the whole silent hero as a wolf was awesome, and my favorite lper played through it as well.

Dont really have a least favorite, oddly i didnt like oot that much. Spirit tracks was fun, skyward: flying on a bird and a throwback to twilight princess, and majoras mask was a unique challenge to young me.

 

Twilight Princess has always been my favorite, because I remember playing it with my dad when I was younger. I've never really been a fan of the original game, as a matter of fact, just something about it just doesn't suit my style.

Also, anyone else hyped for LoZ: Triforce Heroes? :D

 

My favourite is Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess for the Wii. It was one of the first LoZ games I got into (I had known about the games, just not played them) and I absolutely loved it. The 3D aspects worked really well, as well as making the world feel...real. It differentiated it from the DS Games, both Top-Down and 3D because, Top Down doesn't allow you to look around all too much from standing still, and the 3D was a little heavy for the DS.

If I were to name a least favourite, it would be the Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks. I don't dislike them at all, I absolutely loved them (I have yet to find an actual LoZ game that I dislike) but they wouldn't be too close to the top of the list.

One of the only things I disliked was the travel aspects. In LoZ: Twilight Princess, travel can be a little gruelling at times, but you get Epona to help you run around and eventually you get the ability to Warp, so you barely have to travel far. In Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks, every time you want to visit a new place you need to actually ride there. Phantom Hourglass comes a shade above Spirit Tracks because you eventually get a "Warp" system (you need to remember what the signs are and draw them, as well as remember where they lead to; unlike in Twilight Princess where you select "Warp" and it shows a map of all the places with names) but Spirit Tracks was just the worst. Want to go to the other side of the map? Choo Choo MotherTrucker. Enjoy that long ass ride to the middle and then to your location. Oh, and don't get killed by the land pirates that are extremely annoying and cannot be avoided.

 

I have been enjoying Hyrule Warriors recently, but I don't think I would consider it my favorite. If had to choose one, I think it would be either Skyward Sword, or Wind Waker HD.

 

What are we talking about here? I don't understand anything

 

My first, my favorite.

 

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The new game comes out in two days, woot!

 

My favorite is Wind Waker, mostly because of nostalgia, but also because I love the open-world style of the game. That's also why I am SUPER hyped for the new game, as it will be featuring the same open-world gameplay that the last big game, Skyward Sword, lacked. (not to say that Skyward Sword is a bad game. The combat system made up for any negatives in my opinion.)