Least Favorite Zelda Game

[Ratchet233]

Who can have a least favorite Zelda game. They are all good.

 

[De_krumpel]

to be honest the most dissapointing to me was skyward sword.
it was too long with too many unnecessary fillers.

 

[Alexananandra]

I like them all. I even love phantom hourglass, which many people seem to dislike... but who can not love Linebeck?!!!
Zelda II: The adventure of Link is pretty damn weird though!!

 

[linkmoon89]

I would have to say Spirit Tracks.
An also Phantom Hourglass. (having to repeatedly go back into that cave to get more sand for the hourglass really threw me off from the game that got annoying.)

 

[des0latelife]

I love all the Zelda games but Zelda II was my least favorite. It's too different from all the other games and even for me today it's too difficult to be fun sometimes.

 

[zeldanerd1703]

My least favorite would have to be the Oracle games. As a kid those games confused the daylight out of me, and to this day is the only Zelda game I haven't enjoyed playing.

 

[ZeldaMagic]

Ok so I haven't played WW, but I have watched someone play it... I fell asleep -.- I thought that there was way too much sailing and not enough to do.. But out of the games I've played, PH is without a doubt the WORST!!! it didn't really fit the DS in my opinion... and the puzzles were like UGH really?

 

[theoathtoorder]

Alexanan- I also liked Phantom Hourglass. Linebeck made the game for me. Plus his theme? FTW!!!!

 

[Sapientiae]

I have never been to fond of twilight princess. Not really sure why but it leaves a bad taste in my mouth.

 

[Awesome]

My least favorite Zelda game would have to be Adventure of Link, not because it is side scrolling, but because I just didn't like how convoluted everything was. It was a time when Zelda was really trying to figure out what kind of game it really wanted to be. Nintendo did this with Mario 2 as well. Mario 2 was vastly different from the first game. The only Nintendo game, besides maybe Kirby games which are all essentially the same game, that's direct sequel felt like the first that I can think of is Metroid. I feel that if Zelda had tried to do something similar in the second game it would have been a much better game.

 

[Lucas]

Four Swords is my least favorite. Nothing against it. It is actually really fun, but thats about it. Theres no story, very little soundtracks, very little levels, and just barely any content. Theres barely anything to theorize on it either.

 

[bspurka]

The adventure of Link.

 

[MarkaenShoque92]

I actually have two least favorites (just to be fair): one that I have beaten and one that I hate so much that I have yet to beat. The one that I have not beaten but played is Zelda 2 (surprise, surprise). My least favorite that I have beaten is ST. There is too much of a gap between main story elements, and the flute infuriated me so much that it caused me to put down the game for months, which is the only Zelda game that I have done so.

 

[Link12]

Link's Awakening

 

[Excel]

Zelda II : The Adventure Of Link

That game was too freaking hard. You had to go through many waves of enemies without any health to gain except for fairies and a health spell that most of the time:
Fairy
- Were helpful, but you became to confident and died shortly thereafter.
- Were next-to-useless and you died shortly thereafter anyway.
- WERE useless in terms of dying on the way to get to them.
Spell
- Doesn't fully replenish your health, rendering it disliked in dire times of need because with tough enemies you can still easily die
- Wastes most of your magic; you're lucky if you can ever use it earlier in the game.