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Link to the past was amazing. So was the original but LttP is one of my favourite Zelda games and it's definitely my favourite 2-D zelda game.
Meh, WW wasn't that hard. A lot of the rooms were pretty obvious and it didn't take very long to solve the harder ones.
Bowser King
♪ That's the part that made me say it was hard. The first time I played Wind Waker, it too me just about five hours to find the Triforce pieces. ♪
Don't forget the top. The top was awesome. Although, it needed a lot more puzzles designed for it.
It was definitely a nice surprise. After I fought the guy who had it and it was just sitting there, I was confused as to why it hadn't disappeared with him. I thought maybe I'd get to use it in that room or something. But to keep it was an awesome twist.
Deku nuts? I didn't realize they were useful. I pretty much never, ever used them.
I think the rumors with that stuff were faked, if I remember correctly. Not that they won't do this, but they haven't said anything on the substance of the next Zelda except that they're working on it.haha.
What do you guys think of the "possible" future Zelda coming out? It worked for Final Fantasy... really well... but for Zelda I just don't see it.
The thing was for Final Fantasy each one was a different story and setting. For Zelda it's always Hyrule and a reincarnation of Link. Hyrule in the future might not be the same.
And Epona as a motorcycle... I don't know...
A future setting is more likely as the Zelda time line is moving forward with Twilight Princess and Wind Waker. It is the LEGEND of Zelda.
I'll think about it, but a lot of the old games kinda hurt my eyes. Especially because I haven't quite figured out how to get my TV to do the 4:3 ratio yet. But also because the old games have such large pixelation.
Well, if it's dealing with a large screen that gives you problems, I would recommend the GBA version of ALttP. It's how I played it. If you have a DS or GBA, you should be able to pick it up for something not too unreasonable at a Gamestop or something. It's an excellent game, and is one of the ones people consider the best. Plus, if you make friends with other people with it, you could play Four Swords. I never had friends that had the game, but maybe you could. Also, there might have been other ports of the older games to some form of Game Boy, probably GBA, but I'm not sure on them. I just have the collector's disc with Zelda 1, 2, OoT, and MM on it, which also would work for having those games playable on a current system.
In lieu of Zelda 2, I honestly wouldn't mind a side-scroller Zelda for the DS. For Wii, no, but it'd be a great DS title, seeing as how all of the handheld titles are a bit off-the-wall.
Well, not really. Some of the older Zelda games are supposed to be farther on on the timeline than OoT, so I don't see why not. And its not like there is a timeline. Even the Zelda guys said that there isn't any.
Pretty cool idea.
It would be interesting to see them make a modern return to the old 2D series as a spin off but only if u meant withought the height axis.... if u mean 2D like paper mario i dont think it would happen..... since its begining zelda always had the four points of the compass and its world as well as its dungeons were built with this concept... so they could combine this with the RPG idea i said earlier to make a perfect spinnof as there arent really enough 2D rpgs with height being the removed dimension.... besides its already kinda an rpg with a selection of weapons and some health/magic powering up drinks so they could just introduce a biggest variety of consumables and maybe some that do other things other than just filling up health..... and here u are
"You've got to be kidding."
That is very true. Maybe, just maybe, they could have a dungeon boss that you needed to use something besides your sword and newest item to win.Agree Scott. Also don't forget that much of the difficulty can come from dungeons. It seems a lot of times monster difficulty comes with "finding out that you are trying to kill him with the wrong weapon" instead of anything else.
This gives me flashbacks of the Dark Link fight in Water Temple..........
It's not that bad of an idea. While I personally would prefer playing as Link, giving Zelda some play time would definitely be interesting. I don't know if she could hold up a whole game on her own, but perhaps she and Link could work together or something.
I'm pretty sure PsychoIncarnate was referencing the old CD-i Zelda game, Wand of Gamelon, lol. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9mHw5g55oC4
Sad but... the easiest way to beat Dark Link was using the megaton hammer. He couldn't block it, and each hit would make him fall down. After a few hits (like 3), he would die.
I've always wondered if I had a broken version of OoT or something. Dark Link very well can block the hammer. I'm not sure why everyone says he cannot. Granted, beating him with the hammer is much easier than doing it with the sword, but my hammer clanks his shield quite often.
