The Legend of Zelda

[Cardboard Box]

I have still yet to play Twilight Princess, but it seems worth picking up. From what I hear though, the GameCube version was surprisingly better than the Wii version. Probably has something to do with gamepad vs motion controls.

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Get the wii version.

I prefer the aiming and the way things are flipped around.

Yeah, a friend of mine recommends the Wii version. I'll get it when I'm done playing A Link To The Past and Ocarina of Time.

 

I got both because... I lost the first copy on the Gamecube. The Wii one to me was sort of flailing my arms wildy around in front me. And Gamecube's targeting was slightly slower. But... I didn't see many major differences.

I'd go for either.

[Batman]

I didn't very well think of it as a tutorial.

Only part of the beginning i absolutely hated was goat herding

Edit: It took you an hour to get through Ordon? I made it to princess zelda in like 1 hour.

 

It took me about an hour to figure out how to fish so that sounds about right.

It took you an hour to figure out how to spam the A button?

 

I had no idea what to do, I was jerkin my arm back and doing weird reeling motion with the nunchuck.. Once I figured it out I breezed through the rest of the game.

[Michael Archer]

I can't decide between Majora's Mask and Ocarina of Time. I really liked the clock in Majora's Mask, but Ocarina of Time's dungeons for the most part were better.

 

Was I the only one frustrated as hell with both of these games? Also, has anybody gotten through one or both of these games without ever having to consult a guide? (When I say "have to consult a guide," I mean in the sense that you were hopelessly stuck and didn't know how to progress where only a guide would help you.)

[Batman]

I can't decide between Majora's Mask and Ocarina of Time. I really liked the clock in Majora's Mask, but Ocarina of Time's dungeons for the most part were better.

 

Was I the only one frustrated as hell with both of these games? Also, has anybody gotten through one or both of these games without ever having to consult a guide? (When I say "have to consult a guide," I mean in the sense that you were hopelessly stuck and didn't know how to progress where only a guide would help you.)

 

I got through Ocarina of Time without consulting a guide, although It toke me a long while to get through the game. It was tough. Majora's Mask I still gotta beat.

[Axeldeath]

I got up to the first adult Link dungeon in LoZ:OoT Master Quest before I had to consult a guide. I actually tried consulting a guide before that but I didn't realise I was playing Master Quest so none of them helped me.