Poll: Greatest Zelda Game

[Brown Cap]

It's so, so, so sad that Link's Awakening isn't even listed up there. That was by far the greatest game in the series, it was simple.. everything the original was and more and just flat out had an amazing story.

Sorry, I only have limited poll options hopefully u voted "other"

 

[bluedragon117]

ocarina of time. iv played that game probably when i was 7, 10, 13, and 14. its so much fun. i still play it

 

[Souplex]

I am confused, those insults to the franchise OOT and MM are on the list but not Minish cap?

 

[LaBambaMan]

"Link to the past" was the last Zelda game I truly enjoyed. Now, granted, I never got a chance to play "Twilight Princess" so I can't comment on that one.

 

[Milkatron]

I thoroughly enjoyed Twilight Princess, but it was just too easy. Even doing it with three hearts presented no challenge. Ocarina takes it for really getting me into the series.

Honorable mention to Link to the Past and Majora's Mask.

 

[Rathy]

Personally, its A Link to the Past for me. Probably followed by either Ocarina of Time or Twilight Princess or Links Awakening depending on my mood.

 

[KINGxela024]

deffinatly OoT

 

[Emeli]

I've voted for Majora's Mask because it's the one I'll most likely pick up again, but really, I find the game kind of complementary to Ocarina of Time. In OoT there was this kind of urgency about the main quest, with Navi screaming in your ear if you so much as glanced at a sidequest, whereas in MM it felt like they'd really stopped caring about maybe getting a move along and helping some of the innocent people, your time could be much more productively spent dicking about. Which is great, I love side quests, but some of them are next to impossible (feather sword, anyone?) which in OoT would have meant just continuing with the story, but in MM is more likely to cause the controller throw.

 

[Sprogus]

Ocarina of time and Twilight Princess! Wind Waker had it's charm also.

 

[Mongodyr]

Out of the ones I have played I have to say Ocarina of Time. I was quite young at the time, so I was pretty much scared shitless in the dungeons, but It's still among my most precious gaming memories.

I liked Majora's Mask too, but for some reason I never completed it. Now I may have to go and dig out my N64 and complete it. Or get an emulator depending on how lazy I am...

 

[Cuniculus]

Arg... I can't decide! I love Ocarina of Time, but I also loves me some Wind Waker...

Though sadly I never played Twilight Princess. Maybe I'm just out of it.

 

[Julianking93]

Majora's Mask. As I've said in a few other posts of mine.

 

[Julianking93]

Majora's Mask for me. Though Wind Waker does reserve a special place in my heart because of its music.

I'm actually in the middle of my 7th play through of Majora's Mask since it came out. Granted its not near as difficult anymore (due to the fact that I'm 19 now, and that it's my 7th playthrough lol). I think I like this one for what someone else said, no regular Zelda bullshit is a part of the story. It is an original idea as far as its story goes. There are also a lot of eerie moments in Majora's Mask that will be forever engrained in my mind, such as the Ranch battle against the aliens, the surreal field where you find 5 children wearing 5 different masks each representing the bosses defeated and to be defeated, and the sheer desperation each area is under because of the Skull Kid/Majora's...antics, for lack of a better word

Twilight Princess I liked, and thoroughly enjoyed, but its a been there done that kind of story, except for the wolf thing, which was quite interesting.

OoT was good, and it actually was the first Zelda for me, and I have played through it about 3 times, but Majora's Mask will always be my favorite game

This. This summed up my feelings of those three games, except, the first Zelda for me was Link to the Past.

 

[Azraellod]

ocarina of time or majora's mask

or maybe links awakening. (actually, i still haven't finished that)

 

[WhiteFangofWhoa]

Majora's Mask- I'd definitely place it in my Top 5.

 

[Chaos Bringer]

Ocarina.

 

[Nasty McDonalds Burritos]

I really enjoyed the Twilight Princess Zelda, because it seemed to have a more interesting story, coupled with a better map, and a really interesting game mechanic. Don't get me wrong, the flute of time and the mask were pretty cool to, but this newest incarnation of Link just improved on the concept.

 

[Generator]

I like Majora's Mask, because it is the most creative (to me, anyways). All of the ones I've played are great, though.

 

[Heart of Darkness]

I'll be the only one to say Master Quest. (Yes, I voted for OoT.)