2011-05-24, 04:30 PM
Mark Wrote:Twilight Princess was garbage.
Majora's Mask on the other hand? That's what I call a good vidya game. It took a lot of balls to make a Zelda game like this right after the huge success of OoT. The atmosphere fit the game perfectly. Every area of the game had it's own feeling of dread and hopelessness until you cleared the dungeon and lifted whatever curse was plaguing the land. However, playing the Song of Time reverted everything back to the way it was, giving off a feeling that you can't succeed in your quest.
I also loved how nearly every NPC had their own daily agenda that would change depending on if you helped them or not. Lastly the music had it's fair share of creepiness to it. The final 5 minutes of the final day? CHILLS!
Am I still wearing Nostalgia Goggles if I place this above OoT? Probably. But There hasn't been another Zelda since Majora's Mask that made me feel like I couldn't win. (Unless you count Zelda II. But that's just because of the BS difficulty.)
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Eh... I found Majora's Mask easy and not as great as other ones, but that's just me. lol I prefer OoT over Majora's Mask, but other games over OoT.
I still love Demon Link, though. That image right there sums up that final battle pretty well (minus the sword beams). lol
I also have to disagree about Twilight Princess. I love that game. Minus the graphics, the game has one of the best stories of the Zelda franchise and I love how much it resembles Ocarina of Time by pretty much showing what Hyrule is hundreds of years after the events of OoT on the Majora's Mask time line. As it stands, I think A Link to the Past, Twilight Princess, Ocarina of Time and Link's Awakening are my most played games of the series.


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