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Wow you have more endurance than I thats for sure. I couldn't even get into another Zelda after link to the past, if I forced myself to play the rest I'd probably be pushed to suicide before I reached the end.
I'm on a quest to beat any Zelda game before I die. I think I got as far as the 4th dungeon on Wind Waker once...
Reading this post just makes me want to go back and play classic Zelda titles instead of Skyward Sword haha. I really should play Link to the Past, I've started it 3-4 times previously but it's just never stuck. I think it's because the first Zelda titles I played were the GBC ones (DX, Time, Seasons) and the sword in Link to the Past is shorter so it felt wrong. I tried Ocarina of Time on GCN but couldn't get past the graphics (so this kind of cuts out Majora's Mask for me although besides that I struggle with countdown timers), but if I get a 3DS I will definitely pick up the Ocarina remake. Minish Cap was pure fun, Phantom Hourglass was a welcome return of that artstyle and terrible gameplay, and I heard Spirit Tracks was more bad gameplay so never touched it.
Finally, never had access to any of those Four Swords or NES games (not too interested), Twilight Princess is on my backlog (will be interested to see how I like it, I've heard mixed opinions) and Wind Waker is one of my favourite games of all time.
Finally, never had access to any of those Four Swords or NES games (not too interested), Twilight Princess is on my backlog (will be interested to see how I like it, I've heard mixed opinions) and Wind Waker is one of my favourite games of all time.
Cool quest! Reminds me of when I set out to complete all the FF games.
The Zelda series is one of my favorites, and I align with many of your views of each game...
Twilight Princess is interesting because I felt the same way the first time I beat it. Bu as I played through it a second time, I realized how good it really was....I think the problem with the game is the overall MOOD of it. Playing Twilight after the the lighthearted adventure of Wind Waker was a tough transition, and I didn't
Ike how Twilight tried so hard to "out do" Ocarina.
My friend loved Twilight, and when he went to play Wind Waker for the first time, he couldn't get into it, so those two back to back is a strange transition for many.
Zelda II is highly overlooked. It is a fantastic game AND it holds up really well after all these years. All in all, the series innovates and also consistently delivers great gaming experiences.
The Zelda series is one of my favorites, and I align with many of your views of each game...
Twilight Princess is interesting because I felt the same way the first time I beat it. Bu as I played through it a second time, I realized how good it really was....I think the problem with the game is the overall MOOD of it. Playing Twilight after the the lighthearted adventure of Wind Waker was a tough transition, and I didn't
Ike how Twilight tried so hard to "out do" Ocarina.
My friend loved Twilight, and when he went to play Wind Waker for the first time, he couldn't get into it, so those two back to back is a strange transition for many.
Zelda II is highly overlooked. It is a fantastic game AND it holds up really well after all these years. All in all, the series innovates and also consistently delivers great gaming experiences.
Glad to hear you enjoyed Twilight Princess more, but sad you weren't really able to get into Majora's Mask.
Glad to see you finished them all. I was done shortly after Four Swords DSi came out. Beating all 15 is incredible.
My quest took me around 3 months, but a lack of school and social events will do that.
I bet you're ecstatic for Skyward. I know I am. If you live in New York City, head to Nintendo World around 5 pm today. I'll be there.
If not, good luck with the final part of your quest. I know I'll be eating up Skyward for the next week or so.
My quest took me around 3 months, but a lack of school and social events will do that.
I bet you're ecstatic for Skyward. I know I am. If you live in New York City, head to Nintendo World around 5 pm today. I'll be there.
If not, good luck with the final part of your quest. I know I'll be eating up Skyward for the next week or so.
I feel ashamed of not ever playing Zelda before Ocarina of Time 3D.
It seems like a fantastic franchise.
It seems like a fantastic franchise.
Congrats on making the front page man! I've beaten every Zelda game, except for Four Swords. While some are good rather than amazing, I don't think there's a single game in the series I dislike. I couldn't help but have some thoughts as I read through your epic quest... and sometimes I can't help but share them.
-I'm glad you agree that Zelda II is one of the more underrated games in the series. In fact, the combat in that game is, in my opinion, one of the best in the series. One of the reasons I'm so excited for Skyward Sword is that its combat seems to have a strong resemblance to Zelda II (at least, in the importance of the position of your strike/ the strategy that it entails).
-I LOVE Ocarina of Time, so don't take this the wrong way. But I was stumped by this statement: "Hyrule Field is one of the best overworlds yet". Frankly, I think that OoT has one of the least interesting overworlds in the series, perhaps THE least interesting. By modern standards, it's just empty, ugly, and boring. One reason I like Twilight Princess so much is how big and full of stuff to do Hyrule Field is - a vast improvement from its predecessor. Again, Ocarina of Time is an amazing game, but this is one aspect which later games did better.
-Yay, another fan of Minish Cap! That, and the Oracle games, are my two (three?) favorite handheld Zeldas. They're also among the most underrated ones. Too bad Capcom stopped making Zelda games - they were really good at it.
-Strongly disagree that Twilight Princess didn't have heart. It's one of my favorites, and managed to evoke more emotion from me than almost every game in the series (sans Wind Waker). It's hard to explain, really, and in the end I guess it's just a matter of opinion. But the characters, the overworld (and the exploration within), the epic bosses, the temples (some of them, at least - the Yeti House is one of the best in the series), the soundtrack, and the brilliant way it evoked nostalgia without relying too heavily on it... all of that combines to make it amazing, imo. It has its flaws, sure. The story can feel forced sometimes. The graphics don't hold up as well as WW's. It sticks strictly to the formula without revolutionizing anything. My biggest complaint, though, is that it's just way too easy. If it were harder, it might even be my #1 favorite Zelda game. That's another reason I'm excited for Skyward Sword - finally, some difficulty!
-Phantom Hourglass, along with Four Swords Adventures, is one of the only games I was "meh" about. However, I thought that Spirit Tracks improved on it in every possible way. In fact, the more I played through Spirit Tracks the more disappointed I felt with PH, because I felt like this was everything that it should have been. I could go on and on about why, but I'll just leave it at that. Spirit Tracks isn't the best Zelda, or even the best handheld one, but it holds a special place in my heart.
Yeah yeah, I know... tl;dr. But if you actually took time to read this, I'd like to say that the fact that we're bound to disagree is one of my favorite things about the Zelda series. The games are all so different that it's impossible to determine which one is the "best", and every person has a different "favorite". I can't even choose a favorite, though - I love all of them so much! This series is magical.
-I'm glad you agree that Zelda II is one of the more underrated games in the series. In fact, the combat in that game is, in my opinion, one of the best in the series. One of the reasons I'm so excited for Skyward Sword is that its combat seems to have a strong resemblance to Zelda II (at least, in the importance of the position of your strike/ the strategy that it entails).
-I LOVE Ocarina of Time, so don't take this the wrong way. But I was stumped by this statement: "Hyrule Field is one of the best overworlds yet". Frankly, I think that OoT has one of the least interesting overworlds in the series, perhaps THE least interesting. By modern standards, it's just empty, ugly, and boring. One reason I like Twilight Princess so much is how big and full of stuff to do Hyrule Field is - a vast improvement from its predecessor. Again, Ocarina of Time is an amazing game, but this is one aspect which later games did better.
-Yay, another fan of Minish Cap! That, and the Oracle games, are my two (three?) favorite handheld Zeldas. They're also among the most underrated ones. Too bad Capcom stopped making Zelda games - they were really good at it.
-Strongly disagree that Twilight Princess didn't have heart. It's one of my favorites, and managed to evoke more emotion from me than almost every game in the series (sans Wind Waker). It's hard to explain, really, and in the end I guess it's just a matter of opinion. But the characters, the overworld (and the exploration within), the epic bosses, the temples (some of them, at least - the Yeti House is one of the best in the series), the soundtrack, and the brilliant way it evoked nostalgia without relying too heavily on it... all of that combines to make it amazing, imo. It has its flaws, sure. The story can feel forced sometimes. The graphics don't hold up as well as WW's. It sticks strictly to the formula without revolutionizing anything. My biggest complaint, though, is that it's just way too easy. If it were harder, it might even be my #1 favorite Zelda game. That's another reason I'm excited for Skyward Sword - finally, some difficulty!
-Phantom Hourglass, along with Four Swords Adventures, is one of the only games I was "meh" about. However, I thought that Spirit Tracks improved on it in every possible way. In fact, the more I played through Spirit Tracks the more disappointed I felt with PH, because I felt like this was everything that it should have been. I could go on and on about why, but I'll just leave it at that. Spirit Tracks isn't the best Zelda, or even the best handheld one, but it holds a special place in my heart.
Yeah yeah, I know... tl;dr. But if you actually took time to read this, I'd like to say that the fact that we're bound to disagree is one of my favorite things about the Zelda series. The games are all so different that it's impossible to determine which one is the "best", and every person has a different "favorite". I can't even choose a favorite, though - I love all of them so much! This series is magical.
Awesome write-up, dude. Wind Waker is my favorite Zelda game. I'm probably the only one who enjoyed going to all the little islands and finding their secrets. I disagree about Twilight Princess although I can see why you feel the way you do. I think all of the dungeons are ingenious in tying their themes into the puzzles, especially compared to Ocarina of Time, where a lot of it is torches and blocks and switches in any elemental situation. Still love that game too though and the Forest Temple in OoT is my favorite dungeon in regards to atmosphere. And that music!
There are two complaints I have about Twilight Princess though. One, while the game has a lot of content, the world felt too empty. What was I saving? The vastness and small villages and settlements may have worked for Wind Waker but not for Twilight Princess. More NPCs would have gone a long way. Also, the Twilight Realm is boring. Couldn't wait to be Link again.
There are two complaints I have about Twilight Princess though. One, while the game has a lot of content, the world felt too empty. What was I saving? The vastness and small villages and settlements may have worked for Wind Waker but not for Twilight Princess. More NPCs would have gone a long way. Also, the Twilight Realm is boring. Couldn't wait to be Link again.
Since I've only played Wind Waker and Twilight Princes, I really can't give an educated opinion on the franchise as a whole. However, this blog was a very enjoyable read and kindled my interest into trying some of the other Zelda games out!
Oh yeah, I thought Wind Waker was a fantastic game! Very enchanting art style with loads of neat little touches thrown in. Playing that game really made me happy and smile a lot, just by how lush, colorful and goofy everything looked. Twilight Princess really felt like the lesser game in comparison. For some reason that game was more a "going through the motions" kind of deal, while I relished in every moment that WW had to offer. I did like the moody, sometimes depressing atmosphere working as a heavy contrast to Wind Waker's style. By no means a bad game, though.
I'm still mentally debating whether to pickup Skyward Sword or not. I have to give the motion controls for that one a spin first. But I really do hope I'm not too bothered with it, because the game feels like it could be amazing and evoke that seem feel Wind Waker did.
Thanks again for the lovely write up!
Oh yeah, I thought Wind Waker was a fantastic game! Very enchanting art style with loads of neat little touches thrown in. Playing that game really made me happy and smile a lot, just by how lush, colorful and goofy everything looked. Twilight Princess really felt like the lesser game in comparison. For some reason that game was more a "going through the motions" kind of deal, while I relished in every moment that WW had to offer. I did like the moody, sometimes depressing atmosphere working as a heavy contrast to Wind Waker's style. By no means a bad game, though.
I'm still mentally debating whether to pickup Skyward Sword or not. I have to give the motion controls for that one a spin first. But I really do hope I'm not too bothered with it, because the game feels like it could be amazing and evoke that seem feel Wind Waker did.
Thanks again for the lovely write up!
Despite having slagged off on the Zelda series yesterday in a comment thread, I still really enjoyed reading about this and think what you're doing is exceedingly cool, Magnalon. I may no longer be a fan of the Zelda series, but it does still hold a lot of fond memories for me and I'll never forget the "second quest" on the NES game. Thank god for Nintendo Power or I would have never found anything.
@Gengario
"But if you actually took time to read this, I'd like to say that the fact that we're bound to disagree is one of my favorite things about the Zelda series."
Of course I read it! And I agree!
"But if you actually took time to read this, I'd like to say that the fact that we're bound to disagree is one of my favorite things about the Zelda series."
Of course I read it! And I agree!
Congrats on the front page you definitely earned it. This year I've completed the original NES Zelda, Ocarina 3D, and I'm almost done with Twilight Princess.
Skyward Sword looks so good, It might become my favorite Zelda game if it lives up to the hype.
Skyward Sword looks so good, It might become my favorite Zelda game if it lives up to the hype.
That is impressive. I once had a quest to beat every Castlevania game but at some point I got overly irritated by the punishing difficukty of the whole series and ended up finishing only several titles. Then I wanted to beat every Final Fantasy game from the main numbered series but, oh well, they are soooo long that I just didnt have enough time to continue my quest considering all those awesome games coming out all the time. As for Final Fantasy, its not that bad. I also completed several of them, played some portions of almost every of them and I believe that some day I will say that I succeded in beating the whole thing. Well, there are other great game series' worth beating in their entirety. Why not beat one series every year :)
@Beechbone
I think beating Simon's Quest without help would be the biggest accomplishment :)
Also, I'm thinking of doing DMC (including the new one), RE (including Revelations and Raccoon City), and/or Metroid next year. When MGS5 comes out, I'll do that marathon too.
I think beating Simon's Quest without help would be the biggest accomplishment :)
Also, I'm thinking of doing DMC (including the new one), RE (including Revelations and Raccoon City), and/or Metroid next year. When MGS5 comes out, I'll do that marathon too.
It's not my favorite, but I've easily beaten the first one the most times. I remember casually playing it once at a friends' house, and I made it to the like 7th dungeon without even really trying. I also got the blue ring, the power glove, the candle, the big sword, arrows, max bombs, the potion, and plenty of money before even starting the first dungeon. If you know the game and start with that kind of start, you can rip through the first few dungeons in literally minutes. Fantastic game.
My favorite is probably LttP. I didn't have a SNES at the time, and I.. umm.. *emulated* it a few years later (come one.. this was 13 years ago.. don't judge young me). When I finally played it, I -loved- it, although I honestly don't know if I've really revisited it. Link's Awakening was just a revelation on the GB. It showed that you could pack huge, amazing games into this tiny device. There really were only a few games like it at the time. Ocarina of Time was probably my most hyped game of all time. After having a Genesis and subscribing to Sega Visions or Visionaires or whatever, I went full out with the n64. Mario 64 just absolutely amazed me, and I think getting the n64 and Mario 64 on Christmas 1996 was one of the most joyous moments of my young existence. I subscribed to Nintendo power, became a n64 fanboy (with a few n64 websites.. as well as a Legend of Zelda website), and waited patiently for Ocarina.
When Ocarina finally came out.. I played it non-stop until I beat it (with all skulltulas and all upgrades, save one that bugged) like a week later. I absolutely adored it, but, to be honest, I haven't really visited since.
After Ocarina, as much as I loved the game, my status as a Zelda fan peaked then began to fall. Like I said, I made a website, and I planned on covering -everything-: the CDi games (which had little coverage back then outside of ZHQ), the Zelda watch, GRAAL, which was sorta a fan version of LttP with online capabilities, etc. I was also excited about MM, "ura-Zelda" (originally on DD, later released as Master's Quest), and the GBC Zelda gams. However, at the end of the day, I sorta pulled back from the series. I never ended up playing the two later GBC Zelda games; MQ didn't come out until far later; and, while I played MQ, I never actually beat it. I couldn't quite get the final mask, and I refused to beat it until I could. I had everything else in the game.
After that, I literally haven't played anything in the series. I have both WW and TP, but I haven't spent more than 5 minutes playing either. I've never even seen any of the GBA or DS entries. I still haven't played the CDi games, if only because I'm too smart to buy them on eBay and the emulation just isn't there yet. I'm not sure what happened here.. I still go back and play 1 or 2, but I really haven't touched any of the other games in quite some time.
Maybe I'll give Skyward Sword a chance to get me back to Zelda....
My favorite is probably LttP. I didn't have a SNES at the time, and I.. umm.. *emulated* it a few years later (come one.. this was 13 years ago.. don't judge young me). When I finally played it, I -loved- it, although I honestly don't know if I've really revisited it. Link's Awakening was just a revelation on the GB. It showed that you could pack huge, amazing games into this tiny device. There really were only a few games like it at the time. Ocarina of Time was probably my most hyped game of all time. After having a Genesis and subscribing to Sega Visions or Visionaires or whatever, I went full out with the n64. Mario 64 just absolutely amazed me, and I think getting the n64 and Mario 64 on Christmas 1996 was one of the most joyous moments of my young existence. I subscribed to Nintendo power, became a n64 fanboy (with a few n64 websites.. as well as a Legend of Zelda website), and waited patiently for Ocarina.
When Ocarina finally came out.. I played it non-stop until I beat it (with all skulltulas and all upgrades, save one that bugged) like a week later. I absolutely adored it, but, to be honest, I haven't really visited since.
After Ocarina, as much as I loved the game, my status as a Zelda fan peaked then began to fall. Like I said, I made a website, and I planned on covering -everything-: the CDi games (which had little coverage back then outside of ZHQ), the Zelda watch, GRAAL, which was sorta a fan version of LttP with online capabilities, etc. I was also excited about MM, "ura-Zelda" (originally on DD, later released as Master's Quest), and the GBC Zelda gams. However, at the end of the day, I sorta pulled back from the series. I never ended up playing the two later GBC Zelda games; MQ didn't come out until far later; and, while I played MQ, I never actually beat it. I couldn't quite get the final mask, and I refused to beat it until I could. I had everything else in the game.
After that, I literally haven't played anything in the series. I have both WW and TP, but I haven't spent more than 5 minutes playing either. I've never even seen any of the GBA or DS entries. I still haven't played the CDi games, if only because I'm too smart to buy them on eBay and the emulation just isn't there yet. I'm not sure what happened here.. I still go back and play 1 or 2, but I really haven't touched any of the other games in quite some time.
Maybe I'll give Skyward Sword a chance to get me back to Zelda....
I replayed twilight princess, ocarina and wind waker this year and thought that was alot! well done !
No CDi?! You don't know shit about Zelda if you missed out on those gems.
Seriously though, this was cool to read through. I always wanted to do this for the Mario "2D" games; maybe this winter I finally will.
Seriously though, this was cool to read through. I always wanted to do this for the Mario "2D" games; maybe this winter I finally will.
I wasn't nearly as ambitious, sadly. But I DID decide to honor the Zelda series by at least completing my collection. I tracked down Minish Cap and even bought Phantom Hourglass prior to owning a 3DS (didn't have a DS). I have ensured that every Zelda game I have I beat, though... but I'm not finished with Oracle of Ages just yet...
Brave move, good sir. Is beating the Master Quest part of your "completion" requirements?
Also, let me add that I find Oracle of Seasons to be one of my favorite Zelda's, along with Awakening (that theme really stuck on my head!).
Also, let me add that I find Oracle of Seasons to be one of my favorite Zelda's, along with Awakening (that theme really stuck on my head!).
Minish Cap is my favorite Zelda game ever, and the most shocking part to me still is that NINTENDO DID NOT DEVELOP IT AT ALL; it was made by Capcom! If Capcom knew what they were doing, they would give the original Minish Cap team a huge raise and make them design a new top-down action "RPG" like Zelda. That game was brilliant! My favorite part was that, instead of a light and dark world, the "dark" world ends up being places that you've already been to and seen a million times but didn't notice the little nooks and crannies that you get to explore as a teeny person. Hiding a totally new game world right in front of your face is a monumental achievement in my eyes.
Nice list, reminds me that I should complete about half of those games. It's a shame that you dislike MM though, it's one of my favorite Zelda titles. The fact that it was my first Zelda title probably has something to do with that. OoT was the last 3D Zelda I played, so unlike many people I don't really have feelings towards it.
I do agree that TP does seem a bit similar to OoT though, the game lacked soul. There were a few things I liked about it such as Zant, Midna, Snowpeak Ruins, and Skull Kid's appearance, but the main dungeons were mostly boring. I liked it enough to complete it at least, unlike OoT. I was actually gonna start up OoT again recently, but I had technical issues with LoZ: Collector's Edition. I probably won't get SS until the end of the month, maybe the end of the year, so I MIGHT continue ALttP which I have on WiiWare.
I do agree that TP does seem a bit similar to OoT though, the game lacked soul. There were a few things I liked about it such as Zant, Midna, Snowpeak Ruins, and Skull Kid's appearance, but the main dungeons were mostly boring. I liked it enough to complete it at least, unlike OoT. I was actually gonna start up OoT again recently, but I had technical issues with LoZ: Collector's Edition. I probably won't get SS until the end of the month, maybe the end of the year, so I MIGHT continue ALttP which I have on WiiWare.
Until my dying breath, I will maintain that Wind Waker is THE BEST Zelda ever. I've loved it since the beginning and never really understood some of the criticism the game received.
Best Zelda Moment Ever:
When you reach the temple where everything is black and white and frozen in time. Awesome.
Best Zelda Moment Ever:
When you reach the temple where everything is black and white and frozen in time. Awesome.
OMG THE BLACK AND WHITE TEMPLE WAS ONE OF MY BEST GAMING MOMENTS EVER!
Aside from Super Metroid which is just amazing from...well even BEFORE you press Start.
Aside from Super Metroid which is just amazing from...well even BEFORE you press Start.
Also, you are 100% right about Minish Cap. The most underrated Zelda game and the best handheld Zelda game ever.
Aw man, you beat me too it, I was doing this same thing these past couple months but haven't finished writing about it yet.
Wow, you're a hero Magnalon! Personally I have a lifelong goal of finishing every Zelda game; I have about 6 left.
I was worried that playing Skyward Sword (now), and then Ocarina 3D around Christmas would be too much Zelda at once, but you've convinced me of the contrary!
Back in 1998, Ocarina of Time gripped me in a way that no game had previously, and for that reason it's probably still my favourite game of all time. Since then I've probably played through a Zelda game every 2 years.
I was worried that playing Skyward Sword (now), and then Ocarina 3D around Christmas would be too much Zelda at once, but you've convinced me of the contrary!
Back in 1998, Ocarina of Time gripped me in a way that no game had previously, and for that reason it's probably still my favourite game of all time. Since then I've probably played through a Zelda game every 2 years.
I'm a Zelda hater (just don't get them) which may explain the reason that the only game I ever enjoyed and beat is Phantom Hourglass
you MUST play the CDi ones, don't fucking run away of them!
anyway, fucking great job! this deserves a medal my good man!
anyway, fucking great job! this deserves a medal my good man!
Whoa, Magnalon is being even more of a badass! I want to hear from you once you're done with Skyward Sword. I think I'm about 70% done with it so far. Awesome job, man! Good luck and thanks for sharing this!
Great read. I had to register just to say thanks for mentioning the Stallord Boss fight in TP as maybe one of the best in the series. I pretty much say that to anyone who will listen. It wasn't that hard but it was so much FUN.
I've played all the console games, and most of the GB ones; none of the DS ones. Majora's Mask is my favorite and I do like TP too - I like the dark tones. But I haven't played Link II since I played it the first time back when it was still somewhat new. Your review makes me want to go back and play again.
Anyway, I'm a big Zelda fangirl here and have been reading everything about SS I could find to waste away the time until I can leave work and play it again (just got it yesterday), so it was cool to find this writeup on all my old favorite titles too.
I've played all the console games, and most of the GB ones; none of the DS ones. Majora's Mask is my favorite and I do like TP too - I like the dark tones. But I haven't played Link II since I played it the first time back when it was still somewhat new. Your review makes me want to go back and play again.
Anyway, I'm a big Zelda fangirl here and have been reading everything about SS I could find to waste away the time until I can leave work and play it again (just got it yesterday), so it was cool to find this writeup on all my old favorite titles too.
Skyward Sword beaten! I want to talk about it more in-depth somewhere else, but overall I thought it was a great, flawed game. In my mind, I had it at least making it into my top 5 of Zelda list, but after completion, I'm not so sure.
While it's by no means even near the bottom, there are certain issues that I couldn't really get past. Motion control wise, combat was great, but everything else I could have dealt without. My bird flight controls constantly deadzoned, as well as my free-flight/skydiving sections.
I had more than a little trouble with the bomb rolling controls, and the stabbing/thrust moves - this was with the brand new gold wii-mote, that worked great with other games. Gameplay wise, I felt like there was way too much repetition and way too many fetch quests.
But when the game worked - it worked. For the most part I loved the dungeons, and I'd easily play it on Hero Mode in the near future.
While it's by no means even near the bottom, there are certain issues that I couldn't really get past. Motion control wise, combat was great, but everything else I could have dealt without. My bird flight controls constantly deadzoned, as well as my free-flight/skydiving sections.
I had more than a little trouble with the bomb rolling controls, and the stabbing/thrust moves - this was with the brand new gold wii-mote, that worked great with other games. Gameplay wise, I felt like there was way too much repetition and way too many fetch quests.
But when the game worked - it worked. For the most part I loved the dungeons, and I'd easily play it on Hero Mode in the near future.
"Awakening is probably one of my top "go-to" Zelda games" -- Mine too. My favorite Zelda game. Great job, man!
Great job on completing those zelda games.. but what about those 3 horrible ones for the CD-i? They are missing from your list.. they are horrible too..
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