Oracle Of Seasons/Ages Should I Buy Oracle of Ages or Oracle of Seasons

[Maxxy]

I'm torn whether I should buy Oracle of Ages or Oracle of Seasons. I'm leaning towards Ages, because of the time aspect and the bosses are more original. However, Oracle of Seasons has the Dark Dragon boss. I only have enough money for one of them.

Which one should I buy?

 

[elliotstriforce]

both games are a lot of fun, i'm playing through them now, i'm focusing more on ages at the moment. i'd start with ages, but definitely save up and get seasons while its still at a local game store, it took me a while to find both of them.

 

[Maxxy]

both games are a lot of fun, i'm playing through them now, i'm focusing more on ages at the moment. i'd start with ages, but definitely save up and get seasons while its still at a local game store, it took me a while to find both of them.

I forgot to mention that I'm getting one on the 3DS eShop.

 

[elliotstriforce]

ok, the downfall to that is you can't link the games like you can on the GBC ones.

 

[Rocky]

I'll go with Oracle of Seasons. Ages had the same concept as Ocarina, both had time traveling. Seasons felt more unique where you, well, had the ability to control the seasons. I'd recommend you get both of them once you have enough money for the other. They're both solid games.

 

[Salem]

Seasons focuses more on action while Ages focus on puzzles, pick based on whatever aspect you like best.

 

[Maxxy]

ok, the downfall to that is you can't link the games like you can on the GBC ones.

I'm pretty sure those were done with codes, not a link cable.

 

[Mudora]

I personally liked Ages the best, though it's totally up to you. Both were good games.

 

[Seth]

If you like the classic Zelda games, Seasons is a good choice. Holodrum is based off the original LoZ map, with more depth obviously. Some of the dungeons and many of the enemies and bosses are reminiscent of the old Zelda games. It's a nostalgia blast if you grew up with those.

Ages has a bit more story, a great time travel mechanic and tougher puzzles. I really liked how Ages did it's time travel and it's cool to see how your actions in the distant past affect people in the modern time. Both games are gems though, can't go wrong with either.

 

[Pancake Wizard]

I don't know. If you like the older games because of generally harder enemies and a greater emphasis on combat, then you should get Seasons. If you enjoy larger and more complicated puzzles and expansive dungeons, you should get Ages.

 

[Pennycan1800]

One word. Yes.

 

[r2d93]

I'd say seasons. Seasons is very unique in its controlling of the seasons "gimmick", and has a solid array of items (very creative items too).

The reason I'd say seasons over ages is because ages is very challenging. I recall getting off of the game with a headache multiple times. Both are challenging but OoA takes it to a higher level. Plus I like Din better than Nayru