2008-11-02, 02:59 AM
I liked Wind Waker. There's nothing like roaming the open seas in a red boat...
Zelda games have gotten a lot easier from N64 -> GBA(except Link to the Past)/DS/GC/Wii. I honestly believe that Zelda games were never hard to begin with. Nothing in any Zelda game ever lost me that badly.
The Gerudos were a real pain in the ass, whether it be in Hyrule or Termina. Sneaking around in Wind Waker was like nothing... it was like running around in a box behind guards - wait, it was running around in a box behind guards. :/ I did enjoy the cel-shaded graphics of it, though.
Twilight Princess was way too easy. I'll cut them some slack for releasing it when the Wii first came out, making it harder to play at first, but it was supposed to be released on the GAMECUBE. What annoyed me about Twilight Princess was that it wasn't much of an action adventure game. It hit me more as an interactive movie. The only semi-challenging thing about the game was the yeti house. I guess this is the same for all of the 3D games. The developers took all the fun of exploring out of the 3D games. The 2D games weren't as big, but there wasn't an annoying Navi or Tatl or Tetra or King of Red Lions (although the massive overworld and entertaining events made up for it in Wind Waker) or Minda telling you where to go and what not to do. That really killed me when it came to OoT after playing Link to the Past.
Zelda games have gotten a lot easier from N64 -> GBA(except Link to the Past)/DS/GC/Wii. I honestly believe that Zelda games were never hard to begin with. Nothing in any Zelda game ever lost me that badly.
The Gerudos were a real pain in the ass, whether it be in Hyrule or Termina. Sneaking around in Wind Waker was like nothing... it was like running around in a box behind guards - wait, it was running around in a box behind guards. :/ I did enjoy the cel-shaded graphics of it, though.
Twilight Princess was way too easy. I'll cut them some slack for releasing it when the Wii first came out, making it harder to play at first, but it was supposed to be released on the GAMECUBE. What annoyed me about Twilight Princess was that it wasn't much of an action adventure game. It hit me more as an interactive movie. The only semi-challenging thing about the game was the yeti house. I guess this is the same for all of the 3D games. The developers took all the fun of exploring out of the 3D games. The 2D games weren't as big, but there wasn't an annoying Navi or Tatl or Tetra or King of Red Lions (although the massive overworld and entertaining events made up for it in Wind Waker) or Minda telling you where to go and what not to do. That really killed me when it came to OoT after playing Link to the Past.