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You may want to think this over. I doubt that even OoT haters would agree with you.

I keep seeing "being revolutionary doesn't make it a great game". Someone is going to have to explain that to me. How is bringing something completely unexpected and unthought of to the table not part of what makes a game great? Yes, OoT has essentially the same story as ALttP, but the game...

Yeah, but like, you don't get points for getting answers correct, you just lose points if you get them wrong..... arg. Math makes my head hurt :P

I can't think of a single game that has absolutely no flaws. So by this logic, no game should have a score of 10 out of 10. The way I think of it, at least, is that every game starts out at zero, and their achievments add up to determine their score. The way you seem to be thinking of it is that...

Honestly, I don't really connect with them either :P. That's always the default example to use whenever some criticizes a classic. I suppose I can't really view this topic objectively, as OoT is one of my favorite games of all time (not THE favorite, mind you, that prize goes to KotOR). I will...

So.... The Beatles aren't great anymore because their music has been developed on?