Poll: N64 Zelda the best one ever?
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Ocarina of time was the best IMO, Majora's Mask had a better story but the timeline stressed me to shits 
OoT was the First good game I ever playd, and i still play it today with my trusty N64
OoT was the First good game I ever playd, and i still play it today with my trusty N64
This pretty much.Slacker2000 said:
Windwaker was innovative with it's art style but oot was the best story-wise.
I like Wind Waker better (and I had a friend do the Triforce thing for me due to my nasty case of ADDHD)
and Link to the Past was fun, but the Zelda franchise still has a while to go, and eventually a new Zelda will triumph over OoT AND it's nostalgia factor.
and Link to the Past was fun, but the Zelda franchise still has a while to go, and eventually a new Zelda will triumph over OoT AND it's nostalgia factor.
I personally think that The Wind Waker is the best... love the animation, the story, the emotion you can see in the characters, etc.
Ocarina of Time, while good, I've always found too stale, too boring... the first playthrough was great, but every time after that is just less fun each time to me.
Majora's Mask, on the other hand... I love that game more and more every time I play it. I would explain that, but... I really don't know how I could. I just keep loving it more and more.
Ocarina of Time, while good, I've always found too stale, too boring... the first playthrough was great, but every time after that is just less fun each time to me.
Majora's Mask, on the other hand... I love that game more and more every time I play it. I would explain that, but... I really don't know how I could. I just keep loving it more and more.
I would love to see a Zelda game that is made using the same engine as Assassin's Creed (which was definitely the best part of that game, the story and mission design were attrocious).
It would be awesome to see that engine used to make Hyrule, with the same (or greater) level of interactivity with the environment that Assassin's Creed offered.
It would be awesome to see that engine used to make Hyrule, with the same (or greater) level of interactivity with the environment that Assassin's Creed offered.
anyone who disses OoT will die a horrible flaming death...possibly brought on from the HIV/AIDS i inject into there necks
Of the 3-D ones:Majora's, It was dark,awesome and I enjoyed the time thing, though the Moon was scary as hell. It also has the the honor of managing to completely avoid talking about Gannon or having a cameo of him,I think
On the 2-D side can't believe no ones said it yet, The Oracle sub-series with Ages being better IMHO, great puzzles a cool season/time mechanic and the connectivity was awesome.
Also LTTP holds a special place for me as my first zelda game so it never enters that battle for supremacy.
On the 2-D side can't believe no ones said it yet, The Oracle sub-series with Ages being better IMHO, great puzzles a cool season/time mechanic and the connectivity was awesome.
Also LTTP holds a special place for me as my first zelda game so it never enters that battle for supremacy.
My brother didn't let me play Twilight Princess. ;_; I just got to watch him play so I am a little biased towards Ocarina of Time because that game is MINE now. I also have Majora's Mask but I don't really like it for some reason. (Probably the time thing, I get all panicy/stressed when I know "I only have this much time left to do something")
However I also liked Wind Waker a lot. I think OoT and WW are on par (for me at least) so I'm gonna go with Maybe.
However I also liked Wind Waker a lot. I think OoT and WW are on par (for me at least) so I'm gonna go with Maybe.
OoT was a ground-breaking game when it came out, which I'm sure dramatically improved reviews.
However, compared to games nowadays, I think Twilight Princess is undoubtedly better. In fact, I don't find OoT that enjoyable tbh.
However, compared to games nowadays, I think Twilight Princess is undoubtedly better. In fact, I don't find OoT that enjoyable tbh.