Zelda Twilight Princess game sessions

Okay here's my problem-

I am thirty, married and we have an 18 month old son and to boot I spend a lot of extra hours at my company.  SO, needless to say I have limited gaming time after family and work.

I have been gaming since the early 80's and have enjoyed every Zelda game I have played.  (never played a handheld zelda)  I'm debating on whether to purchase LoZTP, not b/c I'll be let down, but b/c I'm worried my lack of play time will actually take away from the experience.  My play time is sporadic, sometimes several times a week for a couple hours AT MOST to only once or twice a week for an hour or less.

In your opinion, will inconsistant and short play durations lessen the experience to the point of not enjoying the game?

Thanks!

~Snack

Okay here's my problem-

I am thirty, married and we have an 18 month old son and to boot I spend a lot of extra hours at my company.  SO, needless to say I have limited gaming time after family and work.

I have been gaming since the early 80's and have enjoyed every Zelda game I have played.  (never played a handheld zelda)  I'm debating on whether to purchase LoZTP, not b/c I'll be let down, but b/c I'm worried my lack of play time will actually take away from the experience.  My play time is sporadic, sometimes several times a week for a couple hours AT MOST to only once or twice a week for an hour or less.

In your opinion, will inconsistant and short play durations lessen the experience to the point of not enjoying the game?

Thanks!

~Snack

snackdaddy

[QUOTE="snackdaddy"]

Okay here's my problem-

I am thirty, married and we have an 18 month old son and to boot I spend a lot of extra hours at my company.  SO, needless to say I have limited gaming time after family and work.

I have been gaming since the early 80's and have enjoyed every Zelda game I have played.  (never played a handheld zelda)  I'm debating on whether to purchase LoZTP, not b/c I'll be let down, but b/c I'm worried my lack of play time will actually take away from the experience.  My play time is sporadic, sometimes several times a week for a couple hours AT MOST to only once or twice a week for an hour or less.

In your opinion, will inconsistant and short play durations lessen the experience to the point of not enjoying the game?

Thanks!

~Snack

gatsbythepig

Awesome, that's good to hear.  Thanks guys!

[QUOTE="snackdaddy"]

Okay here's my problem-

I am thirty, married and we have an 18 month old son and to boot I spend a lot of extra hours at my company.  SO, needless to say I have limited gaming time after family and work.

I have been gaming since the early 80's and have enjoyed every Zelda game I have played.  (never played a handheld zelda)  I'm debating on whether to purchase LoZTP, not b/c I'll be let down, but b/c I'm worried my lack of play time will actually take away from the experience.  My play time is sporadic, sometimes several times a week for a couple hours AT MOST to only once or twice a week for an hour or less.

In your opinion, will inconsistant and short play durations lessen the experience to the point of not enjoying the game?

Thanks!

~Snack

gatsbythepig

Haha, you have no time on your hands but you do have time for 2000+ post.... Just kidding.

your the same is me i have a family and a 3 year old in may and i only get a few hours of play time a night when the little ones in bed .. I suggust buying it i bought it the other day .You'll regret it later and wish that you did buy itgeoffmehoff

Good to see there are some other "older timers" out there.. :)

[QUOTE="geoffmehoff"]your the same is me i have a family and a 3 year old in may and i only get a few hours of play time a night when the little ones in bed .. I suggust buying it i bought it the other day .You'll regret it later and wish that you did buy itsnackdaddy

Good to see there are some other "older timers" out there.. :)

but my missus has already completed it and can answer any questions i have,lol.
inertia3112

Now there's a lucky guy.  My wife likes to play Wii Bowling, and WarioWare, so she's not a total non-gamer, but a woman who plays and can beat Zelda, that's a rare gem.