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I'm not quite sure what to make of this, but the idea is intriguing, and it reminds me in part of Five Nights at Freddy's. It has an interesting idea, and you could make something of this, if you wanted. It would take some work, though.

I prefer overworlds that are akin to Termina. Yes, the overworld can be big, but I feel that if enough detail and cultural/historical diverseness is put into an overworld, then the largeness of it doesn't seem so big. For example, I actually don't care for Twilight Princess's overworld...

To address the damsel in distress trope: If memory serves, Zelda in Skyward Sword had more of a backbone than Link did in the beginning of the game, and it was evident throughout the game that Zelda was overcoming her own trials as Link looked for her. This portrayal of Zelda's character...

I for one, do not find the Zelda series childish. I think that every game that gets denoted as "childish" does have a dark side to it. Take Wind Waker, for example. The colorful setting and lively characters offset the tragedy that's going on within the game. The comic expression of Tetra...

I really liked Hyrule Castle. I liked its frozen in time state a bit more than when things were moving around/had color, but that's because the frozen in time Hyrule Castle had more of a sepia effect in WWHD than it did in WW, which was more black and white. I liked the fact that the sepia...

I'm happy with what I saw as far as gameplay goes. I was wondering how they were going to pull it off, since I read on the Kingdom Hearts III article that they were going to make it similar to the gameplay in Dream Drop Distance. But, after watching this, I think they have succeeded (or at...

Sorry to hear that Jimmy. As for me, I'm dealing with the frustrations of registering for courses, so a lot of things are on my mind regarding that plus all the other work I have to do at the moment.

I, for one, would like to see the game between Skyward Sword and Ocarina of Time. I think seeing how Hyrule was created, warred over and then unified would be a nice game, especially if we could participate in the war, and maybe actually see Ocarina of Time Link's mother run into the Kokiri...

Note: Since this is pretty much purely speculation, I don't find this idea of mine fitting enough to go into the Theory forum. This is mostly because I'm lacking evidence to back up what I have to say, and, yes, this one is a little out there as well, but here goes. If staff feel this should be...

Mostly essays for school/what I have to finish up for tonight before I can relax for the rest of the night/the entire day tomorrow. Also, I have Japanese on my mind, since, well, I am in Japanese class, and I intend to take the next class next semester. Which brings me to think about how...

I love bacon, actually. It was a rare family treat, given out around Christmas time. Now, I eat bacon on hamburgers a lot, but it makes the dining hall food taste a little better.

I recently completed Skyward Sword for the first time a couple of weeks ago, and there was something about Fi's disappearance that resonated with me. Of course, those of us who have played enough of the Zelda series knows that the loyal companion character who accompanies Link on his quest...

Mine was Jak and Daxter: The precursor legacy for the PS2. Amazing game.