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Thanks for telling me about Dead or Alive Dimensions, not half bad!

Hey guys, I recently got my 3DS as a slightly early Christmas present, and since I don't have any games yet, could I get some advice on what to get first? Please give me reasons why it is a great game, as I already have a few in mind but want to get a general view from a respected community. :D

Link's Awakening, it would be cool to see the transition of that cool, funky and very different overworld!

Actually, I feel that the break was good. If she'll be inserted into the next game somehow, then it will be a breath of fresh air and nostalgia, as opposed to a rehash had Nintendo decided to keep her in the past three games.

I actually like the example brought up about Pokemon rival battles. While he/she wasn't the main antagonist, the two of you squared of several times, and I actually enjoyed that. Perhaps Zelda could be trying something new and interesting if it decided to have multiple, albeit secondary...

As a starting area, Skyloft was a great hub that had plenty of sidequests and things to do. Other than that, I liked the Zora's domain in TP (I spent way too much time there) because the serene environment was really nice, and Lon Lon Ranch from Ocarina.

Pokemon Soulsilver Fallout 3 Skyward Sword Battlefield 3

Just to provide a bit of a different view than anyone yet, I really don't like when a franchise is criticised by casual or lost fans for not being nostalgic enough. For example, I'm sure everyone has heard of the "gen one-ers" for Pokemon: The ones that completely dismiss the new generations...

When breaking down the facts in the most unbiased way possible, Skyward Swords wins. But then why do I feel like I had so much, perhaps even more, fun with Twilight Princess?

While it surely was more linear than many past Zelda titles, you can't say that it was terrible. There were still overworld sections that were vast and varied, with the best starting point in the history of Zelda (skyloft), that acted as a main hub, with several side quests. Maybe your...

FLYGON. Cool, sidekick-esque Pokémon. I feel like evolving some Eevees now...

Well, I have difficult concentrating on the gameplay when I play as a female character, since they are usually extremely hot. Although (In the most non-sexist way I could say this), male characters are for some reason always crafted better, and seem to be a bit more imposing. I'll actually...

Cfrock is correct. Nintendo was a bit uncertain, but announced that they would, in the future, add the function of a second tablet controller into the Wii U through a periphrial or a system update. I'm pretty exciting for it, though! :D

Well, waiters work for such small pay anyways that tipping is actually a significant contribution to their income (or so I've heard). I'm still a kid living with my parents, but I'm pretty sure that tipping is dependant on the amount that you spent as well (around 15%). So if you spent $30 on a...

You couldn't really pick one aspect of The Legend of Zelda and say that it defines the entire experience. Rather, it's the whole of the series, and every little factor that comes into play, that creates the Zelda "mood". Have you noticed that more often than not, if a Zelda game is being...

In TP, when you wrestle that guy back in your village...I don't know. He just looked horribly funny. And in Skyward Sword, when you create the whole romantic situation between the hand from the toilet and your room neighbour.

Latest Zelda game I got was Skyward Sword, like most people. However, I recently got all the DLC for Fallout 3. One of the best, deepest and most rewarding games I have been able to play!

Yeah, true, I really don't like when people try to thrust their "best" game down our throats. It's better to just acknowledge it as their favourite. And I'm Canadian, so throughout the multiple times I used the word "favourite", I guess I spell it different than any of you Americans out there ;)

See, I'm having trouble deciding my favourite Zelda game. It has come to my attention that maybe, only based on specific criteria, can you choose your favourite game in the Zelda series. Things such as overworld, gameplay, characters, story, etc are some examples of specifications you could...

Hyrule field wasn't filled with things to do, true, but the dungeons and towns were far more interesting, along with the epic story.

Just like everyone else has said so far: If you have problems, it's because of the position of your sensor bar, the position which you play in, or something related specifically to the player. The motion controls were designed very well, and for me, nearly perfect. For how they were implemented...