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Definately yogurt. Jello was never my thing.

Windows 7. I am planning on getting XP as well, since all of my old games run on XP.

The Biggoron's sword is pretty much indestructable, and it is probably the most useful weapon against Ganon.

I am assuming it did, otherwise, why would Link have all that equipment that he carried over in Twilight Princess, as the Hero's shade

Maybe back to the forest, since Link isn't allowed to have her anymore and isn't allowed to return to the Kokiri Village.

Twilight Princess takes the cake, for me. It is so epic and bombastic, yet when it wants to it can be quiet and heartwarming.

I was kind of dissappointed with the absence of Zoras, as well. The second I saw that there were Gorons, I kept waiting for Zoras to show up...too bad that all the waiting proved to be in vain.

I loved Holodrum and its sister kingdom from Seasons and Ages, but I love Hyrule even more and wouldn't mind exploring every facet of its immense lands.

Definately when Zelda sealed herself- closest I have ever come to shedding a tear in this game.

1. Zelda's Lullaby 2. Song of Hero 3. Ballad of the Goddess 4. Nayru's Wisdom 5. Farore's Courage

Definately Mew, since he is the only legendary, that I have ever caught. Besides he is just so dang cute ^.^

Definately Chinese, due to some previous expiriences, that ended with less than pleasent results.

I wouldn't have mind the harp so much if it wasn't for that accursed minigame. It took me 28 times until I finally beat it.

Twilight Princess Link, due to being the only werewolf Link in existance. How cool is that?

Ocarina of Time. I still have nightmares, because of that horrid Water Temple.

Anything Castlevania or Fire Emblem is definately worth a shot.

Ashamed to admit this, but the first time I ever played a Zelda game was when I was 15 years old with Ocarina of Time being my first, due to the fact that I was mostly a Playstation Girl growing up and it wasn't until my cousin went to college and gave me his old N64 did I finally got a chance...

Ottawa Senators and the Ottawa 67's are definately my favorites.

Diabolo III. I love the series and III looks like it can surpass all of its predecessors, a task, which I thought impossible after finishing Diabolo II.

Ganon. He is pretty much a staple for the franchise.

Link is definately the hottest, but Twilight Princess Zelda is also quite attractive.

Midna wins by a landslide. She is just so fun, that it is hard not to crack a smile at her endless supply of snarky comments.

Digital readers are nice, but nothing beats the good old fashioned book.

1. Nocturne of Shadows (first song that I ever learned to play on a piano) 2. Zelda's Lullaby 3. Epona's song 4.Saria's song 5.Song of Storms 6. Song of Time

Snake

- Here lies a not very interesting person, for whom we are not going to even bother making up a cool tombstone.

The infamous Water Temple from OOT and the Great Bay Temple from Majora. The former was due to that blasted hidden key, the latter was due to its design and overall way that the player is allowed to move and progress through the dungeon.

Anyone from Resident Evil will do.

Cave of Ordeals, due to the fact that it forces you to be creative in your fighting, by using you techinques and supplies in the most effective manner, as to not only avoid any damadge, but keep your stocks up for as long as possible.

That honour would fall on Jack and Jill. The editing was sloppy, the story was drier than the Sahara Desert, and the fact that there was almost no music through the entire ordeal was just plain depressing. 10 Razzies aren't enough for this movie.

Definately PH. The temple of Ocean King was a pain. ST comes in close, but does manage to get extra coolness points for the fact that you more or less get to control Zelda.

Wallmasters, since I would always freeze up and start to panic whenever they were around.

Definately the main theme. It brings back so many happy memories.

I've always had a soft spot for the black sheep of the 3D Zelda's known as Twilight Princess. It just has everything that I ever wanted in a Zelda game: a solid gameplay, amazing presentation, the feeling of grandure and epicness, and above all the feeling that you were a part of something much...

Personally, I have always wanted to do that and was always rather annoyed at the fact that I couldn't. I miss the night atmosphere that Hyrule Field provided.

OOT for me. There is just something so timeless in OOT's story, so grand, so magnificently awesome, that is simply beyond words.