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I did it without a guide, mainly because at the time, I had never heard of a guide.

I would agree with it for the most part. However, there are some notable exceptions. The big one that comes to my mind is Spirit Tracks. I see Zelda as more of a partner to Link than your typical companion. She is even playable when she possesses the phantoms.

Yes, I have. My brother, my mom and I all had our own copy of the game when it came out, so we played it together.

I'm a Nintendo girl all the way. I was raised on Nintendo. Zelda is my favorite franchise, right up there with Mario Kart. But it is not the only reason I am interested in Nintendo. Mario, Donkey Kong, Kirby, Metroid, they are all great games. (I'm not a big Star Fox fan.) I will always...

I personally really like LA. I love the Mario references. It's a nice way to tie two of their most success franchises together. Would I like to see it in every Zelda game? No, it would be too much. But it is a big part of LA's charm. LA also actually deals with some dark themes while still...

I like trying to talk to everyone, because you never know what they are going to say. Heck, I ran around Castle Town in TP as a human and as a wolf so I could talk to all the people and all the cats.

To be honest, I'd never really thought about a timeline before HH, and while it was interesting to see, I haven't given it a whole lot of thought after. When I want to play them in order (as I am doing right now), I just go chronologically based on release date.

Ganon's Tower, ALttP. Time to restart LA.

Nope. I don't feel like I've finished a game unless I complete it 100%, so not collecting all the heart pieces would drive me crazy.

Any and all forms of Darknuts. I hate those things!

I use either my real name or Epee. I don't think I've ever left his name Link.

I just replayed both of these games a couple of months ago. I had beaten LoZ before, but not AoL. I really enjoyed playing it. I didn't find it to be as hard as people said, but it was by no means easy. In some ways it was easier than LoZ, because they gave you clues of where to go. LoZ was...

The first one I messed around on was the original Legend of Zelda, but the first one I actually beat was either A Link to the Past or Link's Awakening. I don't remember exactly which one I played first.

It was done on purpose to save space. Due to a miscalculation, they saved so much space that they only used half of the memory on the cartridge. And that's how the second quest was born. I have no idea though if they used this same method for other games. That would be interesting to see.