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I pronounce it to rhyme with her father's name, Talon. So Mal-in.

Super Nintendo. Probably my favorite game library on any system.

Obvious answer clearly dominates this poll.

Watched Moneyball at home last night. Seen it a few times now. One of my favs.

I'll never grow tired of it, either. It's still so much fun to play. The dialogue still cracks me up. Probably my favorite video game soundtrack, too. The length of the game is perfect, too. I think it maintains replay value because you can beat it in a weekend. Since it's not super long, it...

Final Fantasy III (VI), Super Mario RPG and Link to the Past.

Has he been playing the DS Zelda games? I can see an older person having trouble adjusting to playing with a stylus.

I think Zelda is a great game for all ages. I'm 27, if anything, I appreciate the series more as I grow older.

I've generally had no interest in any spin off Zelda games, such as Link's Crossbow Training. I'll stick with the main series. Actually...a spin-off game featuring Linebeck would catch my interest.

If it was done right...I might be down with DLC for the Legend of Zelda series. Haven't put much thought into it, but my general opinion of DLC, as long as it's not already on the disc and we have to pay to unlock it, is fine by me.

- Skyward Sword (Wii) - Arc Rise Fantasia (Wii)

NHL - Detroit Red Wings MLB - Toronto Blue Jays Teams I hate? New York Yankees. That is all.

I love roller coasters. Been on quite a few, but my favorite is the one at the New York hotel in Las Vegas. Not the craziest roller coaster by all means, but it's really cool to ride it at night and you get to see all the lights and scenery from the Las Vegas strip.

I play hockey. Also play a bit of tennis.

Return of The King. Best action scenes, plus the part where they recruit the help of all those ghosts was my favorite part in the whole series.

Definitely looking forward to it. Hope it lives up to expectations. Dark Knight is a hard act to follow.

I used to watch it when I was 9 or 10. That was back in 94-95.

Currently running through Skyward Sword for the second time.

Tough call. LTTP is my favorite game in the series, and it's hard to imagine never being able to play it again. But, Since Skyward Sword is the newest and latest game, I'm tempted to say it, because I've spent the least amount of time with it so far.

The tech demo looked awesome. If they decided to go with these graphics, I don't think anyone would be upset. This is how I would have invisioned Twilight Princess looking like on more powerful hardware.

I usually only watch the official trailers, and don't read too much into any spoilers before the games come out.

Excluding Majora's Mask and Link's Adventure? I'm gonna go with Link To The Past.

I don't know any details, but I'll probably check it out. Haven't seen any ZD live streams yet, so I'd like to see what it's all about.

I think "first" comments are pointless, and don't add anything to the discussion. Just because someone is the first person who stumbled upon something doesn't mean they deserve any recognition for it.

I've never even thought about doing this before. I'll have to give it a try during my next playthrought, just for fun.

I assume the poll only refers to original portable Zelda games, not ports or remakes.

Yeah, I typically use a guide during my first play through if I get stuck. I like being challenged, but I HATE being stuck. I'll also use a guide to make sure I did all the side-quests after I beat the game.

Link's Awakening is a classic. That's my pick.

Working away on a Skyward Sword playthrough. Going to attempt to 100%

I always read the first post, and then all of the posts on the last page.

Played the original NES game when I was a kid. I as drawn to all the first party Nintendo games back then, like Mario, Metroid, Kid Icarus, etc. There was no reason not to play Legend of Zelda.

- Nintendo 64 - Virtual Console - 3DS

I have been avoiding e-readers for a while, but I am thinking about making the switch.

I haven't beat it yet, but it doesn't seem like the hardest so far. Zelda II was very tough.

The only opinion that matters if a game is worth playing or not, is your own.

Jeez, it's been so long since I've watched them all. Wrath of Khan was always my favorite, though. I really enjoyed the 2009 reboot. Love how they made it enjoyable to not just Star Trek fans. Only Trek movie my wife will watch. For that reason I'd rank it higher on my list.

I'm on Facebook more often, but if I had to choose between the two, I'd definitely pick Youtube.

They are both just terrible.

Snickers! And come to think of it, I haven't seen a Nestle Crunch bar in quite some time.

Theatre. Pretty sure that's the British spelling, which is what we use in Canada.

Probably Final Fantasy III (IV) for the SNES. Been my favorite game for over 15 years.

I agree. That would be awesome.

Carte Blanche by Jeffery Deaver.

Halloween Town for sure! Love Nightmare Before Christmas. One of my all time favorites.

Link's yellow tunic from one of alternate colors in Smash Bros. Brawl is my favorite look for him. As far as Zelda games, go, I guess the one that let him breath underwater in OOT.

For me, it's Link To The Past. It still seems like the perject Zelda game for. Amazing gameplay, story, music, everything.