Difficulty:

Hard

Time Spent:

20 to 40 Hours

The Bottom Line:

"Masterpiece"

Where do I begin?
Everything is incredible. The look, the feel, everything is just amazing. I suppose I can start with the graphics. The best looking, and most realistic Zelda to date. Even though it came out all the way back in 2006, it has yet to meet it's match. To be honest, I was quite surprised by how well the game looked. Even though the Gamecube version looked great, there were some noticeable sharp edges on some of the characters and enviroments. This version fixes all of those little problems.
Next, the controls. It may have come as a bit of a disappointment to fans when the game was released that they couldn't swing the sword in any direction that they wanted, but I believe it is one of the best controlled Zelda games yet. Skyward Sword had some awkward moments with the motion controls, but Twilight Princess keeps it simple and doesn't over-complicate it too much.
The story is certainly different than that of the other games. Zelda hasn't been kidnapped this time around, instead, she has surrendered her kingdom to the evil Zant, one of the main villains of the game. Link has been transformed into a wolf by a creature from the twilight, and with help from an impish creature named Midna, he sets off to save Hyrule. I really don't want to give anything away.
I better finish this review. Bottom line, buy the game. The Wii version doesn't command a price more than 20 dollars, so it is quite a bargain. I suggest you pick it up, take a week off work, school, whatever, and experience a true masterpiece, in every sense of the word.