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Wait. Majora's Mask? That's the hardest of the 3D Zeldas. Well, that's what I think anyway...

Well, there's no real voice acting in Zelda anyway... so you can sort of create it yourself haha.

At first I thought: "Well, have you seen how fast the text is in Majora's Mask?". Then I though that I might as well check out a walkthrough... wow. I did not expect the text to be THAT fast. That's kind of ridiculous... Though, I was watching ZeldaInformers walkthrough on Youtube and he(she?)...

Midna, obviously :).

I voted Kakariko Village :).

Well, I actually started with Twilight Princess. And yes, I admit, it had a little bit to do with me liking the graphics... Either way, I remember it starting out kind of boring(you all know how the beginning of TP is :)), but I started liking it more and more, and later I really loved the game...

Higher resolution textures and orchestrated(BUT STILL THE SAME SONGS!!!) music :). That's all I'd want them to "fix" about the game. Twilight Princess is one of my favorite Zelda games.

Eh... Zelda Classic? Hehe Otherwise I guess RPGs, like Xenoblade.

Ocarina of Time 3D

You even hate Skyward Sword more then me lol. OK, seriously I actually don't hate SS, but it's definitely not my favorite Zelda game.

1. More linear then SS(is it even possible? lol) 2. A small disconnected world 3. "The Legend of Zelda - The Return of Fi" 4. Impressionistic art style OK, so yeah, Skyward Sword isn't exactly my favorite Zelda game. But I don't hate it.

Damn, I could really see it in my mind :).

It seems your dream is... sort of true. No not like that, but like this: Website: http://3dnes.blogspot.com/ Youtube video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3ow0dZDbMM Haha, it's a real 3D First Person AoL fan game :). It requires the Unity Web player if you actually wanna play it though(both...

Huh? I'm no fan of SS, but this I don't get. I'm just curious, why do you think that? :) Because those annoying bokoblins keeps blocking your(aka mine lol) attacks? I thought that was really annoying, but it was part of the combat in SS.

I care more about the actual music then if it's 8/16 bit, MIDI, or orchestraded. I'd much rather listen to a "good" 8 bit song then a "bad" orchestrated song. Besides, MIDI has come a long way. At least if you actually use samples and not General MIDI or something like that...

Where the heck is TP? OoT and TP have pretty different art styles.

Subjectivity... Songs I personally can actually remember are: Ballad of the Goddess(which is just Zeldas Lullaby backwards and edited/extended a little), Skyloft, Fi's theme, and the sky theme. Now, yes, if I actually listen to other songs(on Youtube), I can remember them, but not by just...

When Link changed something in the past, and then went back into the future(the present? lol), he entered a new timeline :). Both "present realites" already existed. Hehe...

I like the temple :). I think it's just perfect in complexity and puzzles :). Really, I have nothing else to say... I actually remember finding Snowhead Temple more confusing...lol. Thinking specifically about that snow piller/punching stuff... Had to use a walkthrough at that part. Btw...

I think most people will vote for the third option, but that's boring, so I voted for the first option :). I REALLY like a nice big varied overworld :). One reason I like TP better then SS.

I voted undecided. It got a little boring, and paying all those rupees to Tingle wasn't very fun...lol, but in some kind of way I actually liked it :). It was relaxing, and I got to explore the sea a bit :).

NPC's: Talk! Link: Shut up!

I just have a simple question. Are you allowed to slow down the time using the inverted song of time?

Wow, I never even thought about that. I always thought something like this: "OK, so these abandoned houses must have had people in them a long time ago..." Like the Hidden Village, I assumed Kakariko Village was just getting less and less popular...lol. But the rest of the population... actually...

First time: "Of f*ck!!!" Second time: "Huh? Why did I found it so hard the last time?" I think the problem just was that I didn't understand how to beat him/her. Just like with those dragon bosses in Zelda 1. Yes, even a level 1 aquamentus lol. I hadn't even been born back when Zelda 1...

Twilight Princess! I love Hyrule Field(so what if it's a little empty?) and all the different areas like Lake Hylia, Death Mountain, Snowpeak, Hyrule Castle Town, etc.

Well, I ALWAYS visit every single house, and talk to every single person. Other people don't do that?

Honestly I'm one of those boring kids who freak out when instead of making the world bigger and denser, they introduce a weird wall mechanic... Yeah, I guess I'm no "true Zelda fan" because I don't like how art styles, controls, and "mechanics" keeps changing all the time. It kind of feels...

YES! I remember when I finished TP(yes, TP was my first Zelda), and I thought that something had happened to the game. Like if I hadn't saved or something. I really thought I would get to play after. I wanted to see how things had changed in Hyrule, but no... :(. I went back to the main menu and...

I think people are talking about OPTIONAL exploration. You were forced to collect those tears or kikwis to get forward in the game. Also, as musicfan said, there was dowsing and the map. Exploration should be more about being surprised. "Oh, what is this? A secret cave? (later) Oh damn, I found...

I came in late with TP as my first Zelda game... and that's also my answer :).

I don't like linearity, but for some weird reason I have always liked seeing a cave for example, and not being able to go there until I get a certain item(for example the hookshot). (Going through a dungeon) "Oh, I got the hookshot, now I can finally visit that mysterious cave. WOHOOO!!!!"...

First of all people like Zelda for different reasons, and there are a lot of different Zelda games(not talking about gameplay here, which is pretty much always the same), and since Nintendo likes to experiment a lot(especially with Zelda), a lot of different oppinions will arise :). Anyway, for...

Twilight Princess without a doubt. I'm tired of people saying "Oh, this is just MIDI stuff and no real orchestra and therefore sounds like crap". Sure, SS has better "quality"(you know what I mean), because it's a real orchestra, but I thought the songs were pretty boring, and I only liked a few...

HAHAHAHA!!! There's my answer... Full 3D definitely :).

Have all the items and other stuff on the gamepad, and just touch the item you want to use... and use it :).

All I hope is that it doesn't look like this again: http://www.zeldauniverse.net/forums/members/5375046-albums3224-picture29041.jpg I really like how blurry everything in SS looks...lol. OK, seriously, as you can tell that image looks much worse then it actually does in-game, but I just...

Doesn't it just represent the Dark World?

Fantasy with detail. There it is! That's what I want. But I don't wanna call SS blurry because then this thread will turn into a flame war. Oh, too late...

Oh... I thought you meant there was a new trailer for the game :(.

I try first, but if I just can't figure it out, I look it up :). Oh, and as a few others have said, yes, when I started playing Zelda I definitely looked things up a lot more.

I have always loved TP, because it was my first Zelda game(yes, I started late lol), but also there were some things I really liked. Like Midna, and Hyrule(yes, even though it was pretty empty), and the graphics and the music. And that it felt really "epic". To me at least. But, I had to vote...

Skyward Sword. I remember hyping myself up like ****, and then getting really disappointed. I didn't like the graphics, the music, and that the world was split in 3 parts, with no way to travel through them. I hated that. Also the sky felt really empty. Oh and FI!!! GOD, I hated her. Also, there...

I remember being like: "Eh... how do I, you know, actually play? What buttons do I press to play the right notes? Oh, right, this game doesn't like to use buttons, so I guess I need to swing a certain way with the Wii Remote. OK, eh, that's it? I think I'll need to check online, just to make...

I do not mean dark graphics(like in Twilight Princess), I mean more like in Majora's Mask. Meaning pretty twisted and terrifying lol. Imagine actually feeling scared in a Zelda game :). But I shouldn't lie. Yes, I do want darker graphics, but TP was maybe a bit too dark. Like the Zelda Wii U E3...

The end of the world is not dark? Huh? Or if we're talking about the graphics, the only "dark" Zelda game really is TP. Majora's Mask actually had some colors in it...

Ehm..... Dolphin? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=68_AmTPfgpg

I'd REALLY like too see the E3 Demo art style. And also the Majora's Mask Wii U fan video :). Also, what about Xenoblade's art style? Somewhat detailed and realistic but still has a lot of colors. I think I'd really like that in a Zelda game :). Hyrule Field :).

Nothing this year. But when it does get revealed... a 2D side scroller with blurry textures, even though Wii U can handle a LOT more? Lol... OK, but seriously, yes I do think that. Yet again, people will except something like the E3 demo and instead we get another SS...