El Bagu
Wannabe Mr. 1-8-1
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Well, this is a Zelda Forum and a lot of people seem to have their favorite games that are supposed to be perfect. However, my experience is that nothing is perfect in this world and not even Zelda games.
So what problems do the different games have?
(I will only list the first things that pop up in my mind)
The Legend of Zelda: It feels incomplete without a proper village and they definitely "overused" Gleeok in this game! (But the fact is, the game is one of the greatest, not many flaws it has).
Adventure of Link: The Great Palace is the problem. I do not consider the game a difficult one but the enemies in this Temple are a little bit too hard and sometimes I prefer to run than to fight!
A Link To The Past: They made it look a bit too happy & "joyful" and it made the game less exciting than it would have to be!
Link´s Awakening: Could this be the perfect game? The only problem I have is that it is in black & white and that even the DX version is dull/pale in the colors.
Ocarina of Time: I did not enjoy the Hyrule Castle Market, they should have made it different!
Majora´s Mask: Must be one of the best games ever made! However, they re-used the same "engine" from OoT and also the items. And the Great Bay Temple never appealed to me that much.
Oracle of Seasons: Many of the bosses were taken from the original LoZ. I did not like it but wanted something different, I also did not love Subrosia.
Oracle of Ages: This game is brilliant but did it not remind you too much about Link+s Awakening? (A problem "Seasons" also has)
The Wind Waker: I love the sailing in this game (unlike many other zelda fans). What i did not like in this game was most of the bosses and the entire "Forbidden Woods"!
Four Sword Adventures: I feel the singleplayer mode feels akward and since my friends do not play Zeldas, it is the only mode I could try .
The Minish Cap: Like in so many other games the bosses are my main concern, too easy and not epic enough in this game, at least the "early" ones.
Twilight Princess: I like the graphics and almost everything else but what is wrong with the COLORS in this game? Do I have problem with my eyes or is it suppose to be so "yellowish"?
Phantom Hourglass: "Cruising on a steamboat" is not my thing, nuff said.
Spirit Tracks: My least favorite game and the only reason I played it through was that I wanted to see the end of it.
These are the Zelda games I have played. I look forward to see your opinion about the imperfections of the different games!
So what problems do the different games have?
(I will only list the first things that pop up in my mind)
The Legend of Zelda: It feels incomplete without a proper village and they definitely "overused" Gleeok in this game! (But the fact is, the game is one of the greatest, not many flaws it has).
Adventure of Link: The Great Palace is the problem. I do not consider the game a difficult one but the enemies in this Temple are a little bit too hard and sometimes I prefer to run than to fight!
A Link To The Past: They made it look a bit too happy & "joyful" and it made the game less exciting than it would have to be!
Link´s Awakening: Could this be the perfect game? The only problem I have is that it is in black & white and that even the DX version is dull/pale in the colors.
Ocarina of Time: I did not enjoy the Hyrule Castle Market, they should have made it different!
Majora´s Mask: Must be one of the best games ever made! However, they re-used the same "engine" from OoT and also the items. And the Great Bay Temple never appealed to me that much.
Oracle of Seasons: Many of the bosses were taken from the original LoZ. I did not like it but wanted something different, I also did not love Subrosia.
Oracle of Ages: This game is brilliant but did it not remind you too much about Link+s Awakening? (A problem "Seasons" also has)
The Wind Waker: I love the sailing in this game (unlike many other zelda fans). What i did not like in this game was most of the bosses and the entire "Forbidden Woods"!
Four Sword Adventures: I feel the singleplayer mode feels akward and since my friends do not play Zeldas, it is the only mode I could try .
The Minish Cap: Like in so many other games the bosses are my main concern, too easy and not epic enough in this game, at least the "early" ones.
Twilight Princess: I like the graphics and almost everything else but what is wrong with the COLORS in this game? Do I have problem with my eyes or is it suppose to be so "yellowish"?
Phantom Hourglass: "Cruising on a steamboat" is not my thing, nuff said.
Spirit Tracks: My least favorite game and the only reason I played it through was that I wanted to see the end of it.
These are the Zelda games I have played. I look forward to see your opinion about the imperfections of the different games!
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