Sweet Game!
User Rating: 9.5 | The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess GC
I own ocarina of time for the Nintendo 64 so I was familiar with what the storyline was going to be somewhat about. I found that this game is one of the best in my collection. The plot keeps you interested for the many hours that you are going to have to play to beat this game. I found that the start of the game started out a little slow, but it soon picks up. The game begins with you just as a regular boy who has no responsibilities to protect the world. Twilight was a lot smarter in that they gave you your horse, Epona, near the beginning of the game. So unlike in ocarina you don’t have to play for hours before you get your horse. The map on this game is much larger and some of the areas they changed the scenery. If you want to take a break from your journey you could head anywhere and find little games to play or you could head to Hyrule and talk to the different people walking around and check out the shops in that area. The controls in this game are very easy to learn and the combos that you are able to do with your sword are easy and effective. In Twilight they changed the plot and made it so that you are able to change into a wolf form. The purpose behind this is because you, Link, need to save Twilight Realm from the evil Zant. I personally prefer to just use Link in his human form because I feel it is more true to Zelda’s roots. The graphics in this game are some of the best you can find on the Gamecube. I would rank them up with Resident Evil graphics. Overall it is a must have for any true Zelda fan or those looking for a long adventure game.
