Ocarina of Time

 

 

 

Why? I only have that, the original Zelda, and Phantom Hourglass :oops:

What is your favorite game in the series?

 

Ocarina of Time followed by the original in a close second

 

Why?

 

Not sure, I just always have liked it more than any of the other games, not sure on a certain reason.

 

What are you looking forward too in the series?

 

What Wizzkid said about the picture of the timeline of the Zelda series that is released from Nintendo and approved.

 

 

 

[hide=]I'm just going to make a little side question. Am I the only person who did not like Twilight Princess?[/hide]

What is your favorite game in the series?

 

Ocarina of time, Wind Waker being second.

 

 

 

Why?

 

Liked the adventure aspect of it, and sailing around was fun. They're the only two I still play today.

Yeah they already tried LoZ on the pc and it didn't work out so well...

 

My favourite in the series is ocarina of time was my favorite because... Well I just didn't like the handheld ones and Oot was...well awesome I guess.

 

I don't really bother with LoZ anymoreso I guess I'm not looking forward to anything in the series.

 

Wtf really?

 

 

 

There's no such thing, so it obviously wasn't "already tried". Nintendo has only ever published Zelda games for their own platforms (and arcade parlors/the Philips CD-i, in the 80's), never for the PC.

What is your favorite game in the series?

 

 

Twilight Princess, OoT being close.

 

 

Why?

 

 

The graphics made the dungeons so much cooler and just about everything cooler. Not to mention it was fun to finally "kill" ganondoft.

 

 

 

What are you looking forward too in the series?

 

 

 

For Nintendo to come on out with a good time line. Even if they have to make a few more games to make it sound reasonable.

I love them all (at least the ones I've played)!

 

OoT was the best though, just overall. I think it was the first game I ever played seriously (besides Rampage 64)

 

Majora's Mask had lots of depth in characters and how they developed. I remember being scared of the flashlight aliens :lol:

 

Wind Waker I never truly finished :cry: , I got stuck looking for triforce shards and sold my GameCube for a Wii, and never kept controllers and such.. but I read the ending. Looking back, I really liked it...

 

Phantom Hourglass was fun, but it was pretty easy and short, and there isn't much replay value at all, I think (and I don't have wi-fi)

 

I have a Link to the Past for GBA, but I can't beat it. Aghanim and Ganondorf in succession, right after 8 floors of temple?! :shock: I don't think it's possible :o There's lots of miniquests and such though (speaking of which, where do I get the super-bombs?)

 

I also had the one with the Wind Fish, a looong time ago. I beat it, got mad at myself for getting my name changed to THIEF and lending it to no return. Ah well, at least I beat it first.

 

Twilight Princess was great imo, but it did feel a bit linear and such. I liked the focus on Main Character story development, and it was great how *SPOILER* Zant's spirit comes back uber-pissed at Ganondorf and takes his life.

 

 

 

Can't wait for the next, I read somewhere that it might take advantage of the Wii-Ware (the thing that captures more minute movements).

Ocarina of Time, for sure. One of the first videogames I've ever played, and probably the best.

My favorite is A Link to the Past. Although I've only played the first three, I just think that it's awesome. :D Although I think if I play OoT or MM I'd like those more.

 

I'm looking forward to a new Wii version, preferably with a nod back to the old LoZ.

My favorite is still the original. I don't think I could even describe the amount of fun I had playing that game back when it came out (I was 12). See we didn't have cheats back then (no gamefaqs.com, etc.). You're only chance of finding all those hidden caves was dropping a bomb on every inch of every wall. If you got stuck on a dungeon, you just had to keep trying things til you finally figured out the puzzle or hope your friend could help you. That might sound tidious and annoying to some people now, but it made for such a satisfying accomplishment when you beat it and had found every single heart piece. My second favorite would probably be Link to the Past...the advancement in graphics when that came out was amazing, besides a great storyline. After that, I also really like Minish Cap, Twilight and Ocarina.

Majora's Mask. Just so many memories from that game.

 

 

 

 

 

i remember when i was like 10, and i ended up buying 3 copies when i kept losing one.

 

 

 

 

 

MM was pretty good, but i expected too much from it and it never really got to the full potential.