-The first one I thought of was Twilight Princess. When we first got this game, I was very young. I didn't play it, and I saw my older sister play it all the time, so I knew how it went, basically. Then my brother played it. I got really bored of the game because of the amount of times they played it. I wish I could've played it as a completely new adventure for me, like I did for Skyward Sword. (I was the first one in the family to play that one)
-Majora's Mask. I was young, and I didn't realize how dark the game was. I was just thinking of it as another regular, happy Zelda game. When I got it, I hadn't even beaten Ocarina of Time yet. I wish I could play it and notice how dark it was just to add to the emotion of the game. I never really thought about actual story back then.
-Pokemon Emerald. I've played the beginning of that game so many times it's ridiculous, but I've never actually beaten it. So again, with the boring thing. In fact, this is my opinion on quite a few Pokemon games that I have. I was never trying to actually think about what Pokemon I was getting. In my first playthrough of Pokemon Black, I borrowed my sister's Victini so I could beat the game since my team sucked. Man that was terrible…
I'm not saying that I'd prefer it if I had never played these games before until now. Twilight Princess was the first Zelda game we owned. I wanted to play Majora's Mask to no end that long time ago, and I might not have liked it as much if I had played it now and not known anything about it.