A Link In Time

I suppose, But even in the more Linear games isn't it still there?
The aches of most fans about the linear games should alone state that exploration is vital. Twilight Princess had a lot to offer if you'd look for it. Skyward Sword would've been near perfect if the sky had more to offer. Spirit Tracks proved that confining transportation to rails really limits the felt size of the world. Phantom Hourglass, though not quite as expansive as Wind Waker had it's own share of secrets and treasure.
I still feel that it is a key element. While there has been a push away from it, I feel that the push is what is hurting the series.

It could be, But I know that it is the element that brings be back to the games over and over again.
I Love replaying the games because I almost always feel I've missed something after finishing them.
Not all games have the same type of focus on discovery and exploration and those that do often pale in comparison with Zelda.

Did you take a look at what I thought should be added to your Zelda core elements thread?

*HylianHero gets a makeover.

Thanks for the kind message. I've played all the Zelda games except for Oracle of Seasons, Four Swords, and Four Swords Adventures. I do plan on completing all of them eventually though.

Nope. :>

I got a PS2 game for 5.99 and LEGO Star Wars the complete saga for 19.99. Also, Gamestop has stopped selling GameCubes and GameCube games.

i just got done with church. bye though.

hello.

Hey! What's up! Haha well in my experience it does, that's why I'm expecting more from the Wii U this year, hopefully Nintendo learns from their mistakes and actually start doing things the right way

It doesn't matter if you think they were minor or not. As I've said before, not every game needs to introduce this huge thing and be revolutionary to be considered one of the better games (and when I say better, I mean compared to other great games as well. Not none of this fake statistics crap. Because I damn well know CoD doesn't fall in the good category.) out there. Those additions kept things fresh. And forge, no matter how you utilize it, is a big deal. Halo 3 improved on the physics of Halo 2, brought back the assault rifle, and allowed four player co-op. Everything about Halo 3, was an improvement upon Halo 2.

Alright sounds good :yes:

I'm going to church tomorrow as well.
I'll be upstairs handling multimedia for our children's church.

Then in the evening will be the end of season party for the family bowling league we take part in.

That's rough. What made you so exhausted?

Not really much, in the way of exciting summer plans. Mostly waiting for the year to end, too. (might be pretty interesting since this is my last one) I think I've got until october for that, so... yeah, still a while away.

And yeah, I know how bad it can get sometimes. Wish you luck with what's left your schoolyear, though.

Visiting the threads involving WW.
And your self?