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If you're talking about the economy, then I suppose I kind of liked it. It's like ALttP in that you'll be collecting a TON of rupees, but unlike ALttP, it almost forces you to spend large amounts of them. So, you're getting large amounts and spending large amounts. You rarely get to enjoy the...

I don't know, I've only played the game once and it was a while ago. I do know I had many, many game overs, though. On a similiar note, while it is a difficult game, it is really nothing special as far as the NES goes, and I consider the first Zelda to be much more challenging. AoL definitely...

Eldin is my favorite. He looks the coolest and has my favorite part of the Song of the Hero. Unfortunately, he was pretty robbed of screen time.

It's an interesting (albeit not entirely original) idea, and while it's well implemented, I feel that it dumbs down or completely removes the challenge of searching. That said, I'm glad that they implemented it into the game in many occasions, as otherwise there are some fetchquests that would...

Mudkip, Treecko, and Bulbasaur. Love the Grass and Water types.

Well, there's plenty of things I want to see in future titles. Some big, some not. But number one: I want to see Link just absolutely wreck a basic enemy with his fist. In a cutscene. No sword, because he's got no time. Just fist. Hopefully ending with the enemy toppling to the ground and...

I just can't play this game without going over my favorite for each game. I'm terrible at picking out favorites, especially when it's a large list. Also, expect a lot of ties. Also, I'm excluding final bosses since those don't really count and are almost always my automatic favorites in the...

I'd love to see two seperate villains who both not only oppose Link, but also oppose each other. We've had the whole "Villain who you see most of the game turns out to be a servant to the main villain" twice now, in both Skyward Sword (though Ghirahim speaks quite often of a "demon king"...

What is, in your opinion, the most definitive game in the series, the installment that does the best job of offering a template for what the series should be, represent, and strive for? Keep in mind I'm not asking you for your favorite, or which you think is the best, but the one that does the...

Absolutely love Stone Tower Temple. Almost easily my favorite dungeon in Majora's Mask. The music, the story behind it, the dungeon itself and its mechanics... it's a brilliant dungeon, one of the best in the series to date. I disagree with the notion of it being ridiculously hard; it was the...

I would not trust myself with making a Zelda game. It would be disastrous.

Personally, I think that Dark Link in Ocarina of Time is somehow strongly related to Ghirahim or that they are the same being, but I've already made threads about that and that was a long read, and I don't really want to summarize here. In Adventure of Link, he's a final test for those...

What I'm thinking is that Demise, in the cutscene in which he "curses" Link, is, like you have said, not really cursing him. Though, I doubt that they are just "hollow words". It's unlikely that Demise was initiating completely new at that time. It seems to me that Demise, or rather, his hate...

Personally, I must say, Adult Link is my favorite. Even though he's only been in three games (well, really four, but Adventure of Link doesn't really count, given that he's 8-bit and all) He's the most awesome, heroic, and generally, when the game has a seventeen year old hero as opposed to a...

All the time, even without the True Master Sword's awesome variation of it. Not only did I use it in combat, but I quite often charge it up when I'm bored.

If I may say, sir, you have, in my eyes, just won the Zelda Dungeon. Well done. And, as far as the actual reproduction of Gorons goes, I'm going to actually call this quote relevant, because it's probably just the best explanation.

You have to Groosenate the third form in order to jump on his head. It's better than the alternative.

Man, I remember back when I used to go about fighting the third form of the Imprisoned by slashing his toes. He walks as fast as you sprint, the shockwaves are massive, the tail, each toe takes several slices... I completely ignore the toes for the third round and just go jump on his head.

Back when Skyward Sword was being developed, when Nintendo told us that they were redoing the whole boss/dungeon layout, I was expecting to get extremely underwhelmed by a boss, only to have the boss reappear in the overworld once I was out of the dungeon. That's what I thought they were...

I completely forgot about Levias. That battle is one of my favorites in Skyward Sword and the series as a whole. It's just an entirely alien and unique battle. Truly brilliant.

Overworld bosses are a fairly new concept in the series. Of the games I've played, only Twilight Princess and Skyward Sword feature overworld bosses. The reason I love overworld bosses, though, is not simply because they take outside of a dungeon, but rather that the fact that such a conflict...

In Ocarina of Time, it is stated that the Gerudos primarily worship the Goddess of the Sands, who is depicted throughout the Spirit Temple in the form of statues and the like. She also makes an appearance in the Arbiter's Grounds in Twilight Princess. We can assume through sufficient evidence...

I'm personally just curious about this. Levias/Bilocyte was an extremely enjoyable boss. It was also extremely unique, not only in comparison to other Skyward Sword bosses, but bosses of the series as a whole. Sidenote: I really like the music in it, especially in the Levias part...

The Fire Temple of Ocarina of Time, with the Earth Temple of Skyward Sword in second place. I could go into one of my huge tyrades about why the adult dungeons in Ocarina of Time are absolutely freakin' wonderful, fantastic, and jaw-droppingly brilliant and amazing so good, but really, I...

But that's the point. In Ocarina of Time, the Gorons tell you that Ganondorf has resurrected Volvagia, because a Goron hero from long ago had defeated him long before the events of Ocarina of Time. And, wow! I didn't expect to get such positive feedback on this. Thanks everybody.

I kind of like how there's a full heart in this game that you really have to earn. Between the Pumpkins, Dodoh Game, Minecart Racing, and the Harp, I'd say it goes like this, from hardest to easiest. 1. Harp Minigame at TLP 2. Dodoh Game, though this one can be predicted. 3. Pumpking...

I think the poll speaks for itself. I heartily agree with the vast majority, that being the Forest Temple of Ocarina of Time.

http://cdn.memegenerator.net/instances/400x/20521386.jpg ^Relevant. I don't know. It seems kind of far-fetched to me. You know, with them already being divine beings and all.

First, I have to say, the inspiration for this was taken from Axle in one of his recent videos. I had considered it before, and was expecting the boss of the Fire Sanctuary to be Volvagia when I first played. When I found out it was Ghirahim, however, I was not dissapointed. After giving it...

Derp.

Yes, it's true that the damage is static at the beginning, but the increased damage of enemies means that when you have much more than just six hearts, basic enemies are still more damaging. Taking one heart of damage out of ten hearts 1/10. Taking half a heart of damage out of ten hearts is...

Orca Ulfhasen. Like the guy on Outset who gives you the sword. Not bad.

So, as a person who values tradition, I have to admit that I was ever so slightly irked by Nintendo's decision to give Skyward Sword a six-heart start instead of the traditional three, but after beating the game and thinking about it, I absolutely agree with it. I thought it was simply an effort...

Unfortunately, there isn't much evidence for this theory; that's not to say it's a bad one. It's just that Nintendo barely tells us anything about any of these objects, and, really, treats them just like objects with no real signifigance. That said, this theory, while hard to prove, is, in my...

Sidenote: I wasn't sure whether to post this here or in the Skyward Sword forum, but I decided here would be best because of the fact that it's about one aspect of Skyward Sword and Ocarina of Time that are tied together between the two games. So, yeah. Ocarina of Time and Skyward Sword...

This is really difficult. They are all so good, and they all capture unique feelings. I honestly don't know. Probably either the one called (in the soundtrack) "Fi's Gratitude" or "Fi's Theme".

I have to say, I really liked Fi. She was the epitome of "holding your hand through a game" and was a bit annoying at times with her constant statistics and obvious remarks, but still, she was very mystic and likeable as a character. She had the most "epic" feel (something that is very important...

Before answering, I'll give the following personal definitions for each: Adult Link: Link at age 17 or so, as seen in the adult part of Ocarina of Time, Twilight Princess, and Skyward Sword. (I'd say he's about 17 in all three of these) Toon Link: Young Link, with the whole cel-shaded look...

In the Fire Sanctuary, several of the Mogmas, after being rescued, say to you "I don't know who you are or where you come from...", a reference to rescuing the carpenters from the Gerudo Fortress in Ocarina of Time. After rescuing each carpenter, they each start off their thanks by saying "I...

The first time I beat him, I had no idea I could do the "Lightning Strike". I used Shield Bash the whole way through and lost a lot of health. The upside is that it was much more satisfying, lengthy, and difficult, and, when Demise was defeated, it really gave off the sense of finality, the...

Thanks for the feedback! I appreciate it. I don't know why this thread has gotten so little attention compared to other threads, but maybe it's the length.

Except those Dark Links aren't a physical, real enemy. That whole cutscene was all an allegory. Lanayru (feels weird to refer to the Light Spirits in Twilight Princess by the same names of the Dragons in Skyward Sword) simply explained the story using things he knew well as symbols. The...

Nintendo has left us completely in the dark about the obscure origins of the entity Dark Link. Not a single shred of information has really been given about this recurring enemy. However, with the release of Skyward Sword, a new possibility comes to light. This is a pretty radical theory, and it...

At first this seems highly likely, but time doesn't really work like this in Zelda. It operates under a different theory, and in which, well, the short of it is that that the hero mentioned wouldn't have existed yet. It's hard to explain, but you can read basically how it works in the "Skyward...

Previous to the release of Skyward Sword, it was heavily implied that this Link was the original, "true" Link. After all, an origin story about the Master Sword, Zelda, Hyrule, Ganon, and just about every key concept in the Zelda universe would have to have the real, original Link, right...

Obviously Skyward Sword. Here's the difference: Skyward Sword is an amazing game. Skyrim is a horrible game that fails to entertain for a moment. I could go onto a huge tyrade over why Skyrim is overated and annoying, but frankly I don't feel like doing it right now.

By the title, what I'm asking is what is the hardest game for you on replays after you've originally beaten it (ugh; I hate how I've worded this, but I've rewritten that sentence thrice now and I just can't get it to work. Moving on. No regrets). Because there are two ways a Zelda game can be...

Clock Town. Definitely. Skyloft seemed pretty dull to me (I mean, it was beautiful, but I wouldn't want to live there. Seems quite boring, except for Loftwings, flying, and skydiving.) And Ocarina of Time and Twilight Princess didn't really have hubs. So, yeah. Clock Town. Great music...

Funniest moments, huh? Link's expressions for just about anything in The Wind Waker. Groose falling to the surface in Skyward Sword. Link smacking into the Tower of the Gods in The Wind Waker. In Twilight Princess, when Telma winks and giggles at Link for the first time, and he cringes...

In my case, no, it does not. In fact, for me, it makes the game so much better. For some, anyway. It depends on your name and what you think of it. Personally, I love my real name (Seth). I love the sound of it, the look of it, how it's spelled, everything about it. I've always used my real...