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AH! I hated this game too! The first time I played it I didn't make it through any rings and I fell off of the platform entirely... :/ After awhile I got the trick for the rings down; just take your time and tilt the remote gently. Sometimes, the rings will all line up and I didn't even worry...

I've played through the game twice, and the first time I picked the blue tunic, second I picked the red. I couldn't really tell much of a difference since my gameboy is so old the color doesn't show up well anyway...but I do think the blue tunic would make more sense, considering you already...

I think its funny that nearly every Zelda player just has this instinct to roll. I've never met somebody who didn't roll everywhere (including me)...anything to be faster, I guess! Excuse me while I go try that backwards walking thing...

Personally, I do find Majora's Mask better than Ocarina. I think it had a more developed storyline and crazy good character growth. The dungeons were sort of a step up from Ocarina--even if there were only four (too short...). But they are both great games and deserve to be recognized as such :)

Twilight Princess was very good, I thought. It holds special meaning to me because my cousin and I used to spend hours playing it together, and we really bonded (cheesy, I know). The story I thought was really good, and the graphics were amazing! Not to mention that I love wolves, so the idea of...

I figured it out right away, then later forgot. About half way through the game, i though "Maybe I could actually utilize this..." Duhr. Best idea ever.

Oh very much so, yes! I loved every minute of it! Not only is it my favorite Zelda, but it is my favorite game of all time. Yes, it beat out Majora's Mask on my list, but it isn't a shameful loss! I tell everyone that I can to play SS, and if they don't have a Wii, they should buy one just so...

Well, I died twice just trying to get past the Deku Babas and to the Sealed grounds. And many more followed. Close calls? I beat Koloktos with half of a heart left in the second stage. I was pretty proud of that...

Well I got to 28 on my second try!

I thought it was nice to have a different person as the final boss--having Ghirahim would have been awesome, but yet predictable and repetitive. However, I was disappointed with the battle with Demise. I used a few potions, but overall it was very simple and slow. They should have put some of...

Well, I HATED fighting the imprisoned. Hated it. Now, I thought that the idea of it and it's role in the story were awesome--I just didn't like fighting it. I didn't find it boring, really. The first time was pretty easy but the second and third times were just...ahh, so difficult. I never lost...

This is a crazy good idea--would it work for the other stages? I hated the imprisoned--my least favorite boss to fight...

Hmm, well I really liked the part when Zelda seals herself away...and...*sniff* sorry I'm getting emotional. On a lighter note, the part where Groose followed Link to the surface was hilarious! Until then, I never thought that he would play such a huge role in the rest of the game. I love how...

I just remember freaking out because I though I missed an item. Up until then, the items go around your circle in order as you get them...but that top circle was empty and I was so sure I had missed something! Ah, well, I am pretty paranoid... Anyway, I do think the bow was received late...

I thought it was a pretty cool concept; like many have mentioned before, it made the game pretty easy so I don't really think it was necessary. This time through I'm going to try without it...unless necessary.

I never found Fi that excruciatingly annoying. Sure, she thinks you're incapable of noticing your health (and we already have the little ringing and flashing from the corner) and has to point out the most obvious things, but I think she is a great character. Also, her "alerting noise" is far...

I've never really had issues with the motion controls--the sword stuff has always worked great for me. I just had to master it to kills those annoying Deku babas (I don't know how many times I died to them...so embarrassing). The only times I had to "fix" it was when I was aiming certain items...

Well, personally I struggled with Turtle Rock in Link's Awakening. I played through it with a guide the first time, but I still got totally lost when I was on my own the second. It took me days to figure out where to go--I kept running out of supplies and having to leave and come back. There...

So I named mine "Perry" (no reference to the platypus...sigh...). It just fit I suppose.

Cried like crazy. I was crying before any of that dialogue. I knew something like that was going to happen. I'm such a sob! I even cried when *SPOILERS* Link and Fi said goodbye...

Ghirahim? Yeah, my favorite Zelda antagonist. Ever. He was such a developed character, and I felt he really shaped the entire game. His battles were simple, but not easy. And he had so many secrets...

I hated them all so much. Being the least favorite part of the game, they also were...my favorite part? I guess they were my least favorite, having to play through them. The stress levels were crazy high and my heart was going nuts. But I also loved the idea of them--they were a really great...

Well, I found him really easy...but that's probably due to the fact that I consumed around four potions the entire battle. I expected it to be so hard, I went back up to skyloft and filled as many bottles as possible with Heart ++ potions, so the thought that if I took any damage I could easily...

Hmm, well I feel awkward because I thought it was really hard...maybe I just need to sharpen my skills? Of course, I'm little miss "use a walkthrough for 100%" all the time, but this game I banned ZD so I wouldn't do this (I just beat it so now I"m back!). I can agree that Twilight Princess was...

Well, my first Zelda game ever was when I was about five--we played ALttP on my grandparent's nintendo. But i remember when we got Ocarina. It's not really spectacular, I just walked home one day and my brother was messing around on our brand new Wii (and I mean, it was NEW. Only like a month...

Hmm, I like this question. Perhaps Darbus, from TP. Does he count? I guess he isn't really a boss, but turns into one. I'm a small person, so I think it would be nice to have some big buff guy to help me out with...oh, I don't know. Smashing giant walls of rock? Also I'd have to say Zant. I...

Well, Twilight Princess was a very well-made game, in my opinion. Yeah, it could have been better in some spots, but I felt like it was creative and well-executed for the most parts. I really enjoyed the whole Twilight aspect of the game. It was a pretty new idea, and I really liked how it...

This quote made me vote for the Song of Healing. It truly is, and I guess I never realized it before! Haha...

Yeah, Fierce Deity hands down. What can compete with that? I also really enjoyed swimming as the Zora Link, because it was easy to control (swimming is my weak-point in most games...). I also like rolling around super-fast as a Goron :)

I voted for Mida's Desperate Hour. It is one of my favorite piano pieces, let alone Zelda songs. If I had to pick one NOT on the list, it would hands down be the trailer song. I actually learned how to play the whole thing on piano! It took some effort, mind you... Honestly, I really enjoy all...

I always enjoyed getting all of the power-ups and such at the end. It made me feel so...mighty! And they're right, not everybody does it 100%. For those of us that do, we experience the challenge in getting all of the stuff, not that final battle.

I would love to have a MM3D...in fact I would probably buy a 3Ds just for that reason, haha. But I am extremely worried as well. If they leave the game just as it is, then it would be perfect. It would be awful if they made it even a little easier, like OoT3D. I was a relatively new player...

I love song of storms! I always go back to the windmill to listen to it. My favorite is the Song of Time, but I know both of them on piano...

Well when I was a kid, we lived with my grandma for two years and she had a SNES. My brother (six) and I (four) would play Super Mario and A Link to the Past all the time! Well, I never played I just watched. I think my first real game that I played myself was either Ocarina or Donkey Kong... : D

Well, I remember thinking ALttP was the hardest game I had yet played. So far in WW I've died twice (both times in the savage labyrinth), in Ocarina I died about five times, and Majora's Mask I died about nine or ten. But in ALttP, I died 64 times. GRAH! I was pretty frustrated with myself, but...

That is me precisely. My backpack is filled with prismacolors and sketching pencils. Actually that 2B thing has nearly happened to me before!! I am definitely known in school for not really listening and drawing constantly (I drew the wolf in my sig). And everybody calls me our art teacher's pet...

I loved Twilight Princess's graphics. They were so amazingly life-like!! But I think my favorite style would be Skyward Sword. I can't wait to feel like I'm playing in a painting...kind of.

1. Zora Link -- In every 3D game, I am horrible at swimming. I hated it so much that I would do anything to avoid it. But suddenly, with the Zora mask, I was amazing! I suddenly loved swimming! (P.S. I am on the swim team in real life, so Zora's are naturally my favorite race of Hyrule). I also...

I agree with what you said about MM; in those last six hours I was so nervous my heart was pounding. I'd also say TP was a somewhat mature, just because there was such realistic graphics and I felt the game was a little dark. It was rated T, which I think was appropriate, but that's about as far...

I thought the City in the Sky was pretty tough. I kept falling and dying before I got the double clawshot :p But the Lakebed temple was a close second, an excellent water dungeon in my opinion.

I found it pretty fun though not very entertaining I guess. It gave me a whole new sense of adventure, and it felt more realistic. But I can't say I wasn't glad when I finally got the Ballad of Gales.

One thing that always bugs me is that as soon as you tell someone you play Zelda these days, they classify you as on over-obsessed creepy nerd. I only tell people that I am a Zelda fan if I am really close to them. For some reason they think it's so nerdy and weird (like I care). But then if...

MM is definitely my favorite Zelda. I love the sort of dark twist that it has, and the sense of urgency you get with the time limit is incredible. I loved collecting all the masks and exploring throughout this new world of Termina. It had great music too. I've played it more than any of my other...

Completed 100%: A Link to the Past, Link's Awakening, Twilight Princess, Wind Waker Completed otherwise: Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask Working on: Minish Cap, and the original Legend of Zelda My faves are Majora's Mask, Twilight Princess, and Ocarina. But I like the 2D games as well!

Hummmm....Not sure what I would call it but it would be cool to have some sort of huge maze. Not like the ones you crawl through, but a real, stone-walled maze. There would be smaller prizes at the various dead ends and a ton of enemies. Not all that different from the Savage Labyrinth, I guess...

The Treasure charts were cool at first but after awhile got a little boring. Like you said, you would go through this great puzzle or secret and lo and behold you get....a treasure chart. It WAS a little disappointing, except when you actually find one of the treasures. Then you get all excited...

My favorite is MM because the storyline is so different from other Zelda games. The three days thing was a fun challenge and the overall dark mood I found really cool. It also had the best music :)

I can understand why you would say Snowpeak...it was pretty creepy in there. And I think I physically felt cold. But when the first redead popped up in the Arbiter's grounds, I almost had a heart attack. They are so...creepy!! And all the skeletons and poes and undead-ness of everything just...

Stone Tower is probably the hardest, because of mini bosses and flipping upside down and many of the things mentioned here. My first time, I was going for 100%, so I ended up flipping the temple more times than I can count because I kept forgetting the stray fairies!!! It was frustrating, but I...

I loved this game for so many reasons. My brother and I played this on my grandparents old SNES, and he thought it was so HARD (we were like, eight). I recently played it again, and my favorite part was the fact that you had two worlds accessible to you. It made everything seem so much bigger...