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Why didn't I think of that.... That would be amazing. Well... either that, or the water level theme from Super Mario 64...

I was a big fan of the Snow Peak ruins race in TP. It was totally different than any of the other "races" in the Zelda games. There were multiple ways to go, and it was challenging. It's got my vote.

I always make farting noises when watching King Zora scoot himself over.

I would make a Skull Kid mask that you could use to never get lost in the lost woods. I would also make a four swords mask, for Majoras Mask multiplayer action.

Super.... Zelda..... Galaxy..... Oh yeah!

Is there any possible way to get this before getting the Romani's Mask?

I honestly don't care much to play the handheld ones. Links Awakening was good, and I did beat the Minish Cap. But Phantom Hourglass was a giant pile of suckage, and I imagine Spirit tracks is just as bad. Never played the Oracle games... I just find it too difficult to get into the hand held...

Mine only froze on me once (so far)... I had just gone through the Woodfall temple, and did the butler race, when it froze up right at the end. I had to do all of that over again.

That MM trailer was freaking awesome. Just saying...

I would also go with the sword from ALTTP. What trumps a family heirloom? :)

Looks like the majority wins here. Ancient Cistern for me as well. I especially loved the "dark" section at in the basement of it. Never saw that coming in a "water" temple.

ChuggaaConroy and NintendoCapriSun both have pretty good LP's of the WindWaker. Actually AngryPoncho is doing one now that's only 7 or 8 episodes in, and it's pretty good too so far. Of course... their LP's are more playthroughs than walkthroughs. It would be nice if ZD could get more...

For this, I'll go with: 1. WindWaker 2. Ocarina of Time 3. Link to the Past 4. Skyward Sword 5. Twilight Princess

A cave of ordeals type dungeon in the graveyard would have been great. But I too, noticed that there literally was no point to the graveyard other than getting to Batreaux's house. At least they put a light tear there that you needed to collect in that last trial.

Give me the Zoras any day. I love the zora areas in all of the Zelda games. Probably Twilight Princess the most though.

Yeah.... I don't see it either.

If the kokiri don't age... then how do they get to the age that they are at the beginning of OOT? Were they just born that size?

I would rather stick with 4. I mean... there was a reason SS went back to just 4 after TP came out. 5 was just too many.

My sentiments exactly. This wasn't meant to be a serious theory thread. Just something that we could use our imaginations on... lol

How about the original? I would love to explore the original Hyrule in 3D. Of course it would be more difficult to find exactly where to bomb all of those walls though....

I think WW easily takes the cake here. The shot of Link slamming into the Tower of the Gods, or getting flung out of the cannon a the Forsaken Fortress was hilarious.

Sure MM has a happy ending... but the whole game has a dark, depressing feel to it. Everyone knows of their impending doom, and it shows throughout the game. Especially the scene on the final night where Cremia asks Romani to sleep in her bed with her. It doesn't get any darker than that...

If I had to choose one, I would say Majoras Mask. Simply because I think it would work better in a 3D remake. I can't imagine ALTTP being much different as a 3D game.....

It's difficult for me to get into the handheld Zelda games. The only one I've beaten was The Minish Cap. I've barely played the Oracle games, and Phantom Hourglass was extremely boring of what I played of it. Never bothered with Spirit Tracks. Links Awakening, I did finally download on my...

Ever notice how in Ocarina of Time, when you're in the castle courtyard speaking to Zelda towards the beginning of the game, that she's wearing a ruby pendant or broach. It's the exact same (but much smaller) ruby symbol that you have to shoot in the Stone Tower Temple in Majoras Mask to flip...

A Link To The Past might be one of the best Zelda games. "Very Good" doesn't begin to describe how awesome this game is. If you're on the fence about this game, just get it and jump right into it. Might be the best game you'll play this year.

Perhaps when the Postman left Termina at the end of Majoras Mask, he found a nice Zora girl and got busy. He then taught their children the importance of delivering the mail. The Zora then grew accustomed to mail delivery, and after Hyrule was flooded, they had no way of delivering from island...

Very rarely do I use potions in Zelda games. Maybe ALTTP. I use a lot of potions in that game. But in the 3D Zelda games, I hardly use them at all. However, that changed with SS. I actually found the potions in this game to be quite useful once you upgraded them.

How about a winged tunic that would allow Link to fly for a short period of time.

I like the dark style dungeons the best. The spirit temple in OOT was by far my favorite one. And I still get creeped out watching those floating hands come towards me in the twilit palace in TP. It was almost resident evil-ish.

I honestly thought they were too much. I know that Wind Waker had to give you a ton of rupees for all the endgame stuff, but getting all of these orbs all the time seemed like overkill to me. Especially once you got the bomb and arrow upgrades. Did you really ever need to replenish that much...

Does make you wonder what (if any) Skyward Sword locations will be in the next SSB game...

I thought that SS did a good job of having you spend your rupees. With all the upgrades, and potions, and the stuff at Beedles shop, it seemed like my wallet was never full. In past games, my wallet is almost always full... even after I buy everything I need. But then again, I'm one of those...

How about Phantom Hourglass.... Having loved playing Wind Waker so much, I expected to really enjoy this game. The whole thing was a big pile of suckage... and I quit halfway through.

Give me back Epona anytime. Flying on the loftwing would have been awesome, had they actually done something with the sky. It was empty, and barely anything to do. With the Wii U, I would expect for the next Zelda game to have a much larger overworld, especially over SS, which was rather...

Majoras Mask. It's cool getting to watch all of the people you helped in the sidequests, and seeing them live to the next day.

3. Twilight Princess - Link posing on the Eldin Bridge with Epona after defeating King Baublin 2. Majoras Mask - The scene where the moon actually crashes and everyone dies. 1. Wind Waker - The way that Link defeats Ganon.... Nothing will ever top that for epicness

I would like to see a new 3D Mario game, but not necessarily in the "Galaxy" format. I think they can come up with something new for the new console.

I ALWAYS have trouble with Odalwa from Majoras Mask. Always, always, always... I end up having to come back at the end of the game to just decimate him with the Giants mask a few times to make up for the trouble he causes me at the beginning of the game.

It's a tossup between Tingle and the Happy Mask Salesman. Both of those guys gave me the creeps....

Personally, I like the Wind Waker enemy designs. Especially the stalfos, moblins, and the darknuts.

Personally, I like it. Nice work.

I was reading another thread on here about the next Zelda game taking place between MM and TP, and taking place in Termina. It got me thinking... I'm a big fan of the Back to the Future movies. Especially the second one where he goes back in time and basically ends up helping his original...

I like the music that plays when you dance with the Kamaro mask.

Fi is worse than Navi. Simply because you could choose to talk to Navi when you wanted to, and Fi just jumps out and says "Megaman Megaman... blah blah blah". I feel like she interrupted too much game play with her forced tutorials. I wish there was a way to turn her off.

Loved the time travel. It really fit the tone of the game perfectly. I was hoping it would be incorporated into a future game as well.

Once you get your walkthrough put together, I would love to try it out. You should definitely post it on here somewhere if you can.

100% generally means: getting all heart containers, all items/weapons/bottles, getting all treasures (maps, compasses), completing all side quests, and then beating the game. Basically get everything there is to get, and do everything there is possible to do. In WW, that includes the...

I have watched a 3-day run of this game before. That's a lot of different events to keep track of. My hats off to you for achieving it!

Can you repost that picture here, for those of us who don't have a facebook account?