How is it?

Myuuzard · Post by **Myuuzard** » Sun 29 Oct, 2006 7:20 am

I once played this game on my way to Japan on the Aeroplane. I loved it.. Can someone tell me the Best/Hardest/Adventurous Zelda game.
I really want to buy a Legen of Zelda game :]

Post by **WhoKnows_WhoCares** » Sun 29 Oct, 2006 3:34 pm

Link To The Past....

Nothing more needs to be said.

seavicky95 · Post by **seavicky95** » Sun 29 Oct, 2006 4:25 pm

i recommend... wind waker.

Post by **Pikachu3828** » Sun 29 Oct, 2006 4:42 pm

I reccomend Ocarina of Time for the ultimate Zelda game. It is one of only 2 (3?) games to ever recieve a PERFECT 40/40 score from Famitsu, the most infamous of all Japanese video game magazines!

Myuuzard · Post by **Myuuzard** » Mon 30 Oct, 2006 7:24 am

I heard DP got 35/40 on Famitsu and its like the best game in the whole world. Im getting the game Pikaroy mentioned. And I'll try to get the games WK_WC and Seavicky said

DarkAlex · Post by **DarkAlex** » Thu 14 Dec, 2006 5:23 pm

Here are my 2 recommendations:

Wind Waker

Twilight Princess (GameCube version out now!)

Post by **WhoKnows_WhoCares** » Thu 14 Dec, 2006 6:49 pm

Just on a random note, the difference between the Gamecube version of Twilight Princess and the Wii version (apart from the control system) is that the image is fliped. What's Left in the Gamecube game is right in the Wii game. I am under the impression (but I havent confirmed it) is that the Wii version has a couple of addition mini games not avialible in the GC version.

But yeah, it's just a mirror image, that's the difference between the two.

DarkAlex · Post by **DarkAlex** » Sat 16 Dec, 2006 10:44 pm

WhoKnows_WhoCares wrote:Just on a random note, the difference between the Gamecube version of Twilight Princess and the Wii version (apart from the control system) is that the image is fliped. What's Left in the Gamecube game is right in the Wii game. I am under the impression (but I havent confirmed it) is that the Wii version has a couple of addition mini games not avialible in the GC version.

But yeah, it's just a mirror image, that's the difference between the two.

What you said about the images being fliped is true. I saw it in an issue of GamePro (Or Game Imformer) magizine about that.

Post by **WhoKnows_WhoCares** » Sat 16 Dec, 2006 11:54 pm

Of course it's true. Do you think I would have said it if it wasnt true?

I am a gaming Guru around here.

There is nothing about Zelda Games I don't know.

And most importantly I read it in the Twilight Princess guide book by FuturePress which covers both version.

DarkAlex · Post by **DarkAlex** » Sun 17 Dec, 2006 4:30 am

WhoKnows_WhoCares wrote:Of course it's true. Do you think I would have said it if it wasnt true?

I am a gaming Guru around here.

There is nothing about Zelda Games I don't know.

And most importantly I read it in the Twilight Princess guide book by FuturePress which covers both version.

Oh yeah Zelda Guru? Well tell me this! Why were the CD-I Zelda games terrible?

Post by **WhoKnows_WhoCares** » Sun 17 Dec, 2006 2:52 pm

DarkAlex wrote:Oh yeah Zelda Guru? Well tell me this! Why were the CD-I Zelda games terrible?

Ok, the CD-I zelda games were bad because they weren't made by Nintendo, they were made by Mitsubishi, who weren't in the games making business, who after Nintendo canceled the CD attatchment they were making for the SNES, asked if they could use Nintendo characters for the CD-I. Nintendo said yes, but they wouldnt make them or endorse them in anyway, so Mitsubishi had to do it themselves. Being an electronics company, they had no idea on how to make games, so they made a poor job of it, not just on the zelda ones but on all CD-I games.

DarkAlex · Post by **DarkAlex** » Sun 17 Dec, 2006 6:15 pm

WhoKnows_WhoCares wrote:
DarkAlex wrote:Oh yeah Zelda Guru? Well tell me this! Why were the CD-I Zelda games terrible?
Ok, the CD-I zelda games were bad because they weren't made by Nintendo, they were made by Mitsubishi, who weren't in the games making business, who after Nintendo canceled the CD attatchment they were making for the SNES, asked if they could use Nintendo characters for the CD-I. Nintendo said yes, but they wouldnt make them or endorse them in anyway, so Mitsubishi had to do it themselves. Being an electronics company, they had no idea on how to make games, so they made a poor job of it, not just on the zelda ones but on all CD-I games.

You're a little right. But, Philips made the CDs, not Mitsubishi.

Post by **WhoKnows_WhoCares** » Sun 17 Dec, 2006 7:26 pm

Yeah, that's my fault. I keep getting it mixed up since Mitsubishi and Nintendo have a long history with making hardware between the too... which is why i always keep thinking they were behind the CD-I. At least I always remeber that Nintendo commishioned 2 companies to make the SNES cd attatchment and then cancelled both projects late in thier development forcing the companies to make them stand alone consoles to try and get back the money they lost from development. The other console was by a little known company called Sony and the project was something like play station? anyway, i've never heard of it since :lol:

1234pikachu · Post by **1234pikachu** » Tue 30 Jan, 2007 10:13 am

pipluplover102546 · Post by **pipluplover102546** » Thu 10 Jan, 2008 5:24 am

well this one is way to easy... Let me put this in terms you can understand..... LEGEND OF ZELDA RULEZ!!!!!!!! NO QUESTION ITS AWESOME!