I would agree that Majora's Mask was the most interesting since it was the only one that was different. I think the story line in most Zelda games is the weakest part of the series. Always the same premise for the most part. I hope the new one is a little more original.
The GOSSIP STONES in OOT. Never really saw much point in them, other than knowing what time it was and the occasional one that actually did something more.
I bought my GC on launch day in the hope that there would be many Zelda games released for the new system by now. Unfortunately as we all know, there has only been on TRUE Zelda game for the system so far. I don't consider Four Swords to be a true Zelda game. I am going to be holding off buying a Revolution until the price drops and there are at least TWO Zelda games out for it. With the exception of a few other great games like Paper Mario 2, I have been disappointed with the amount of AAA games for the Cube.
I thought the game was way too easy in terms of difficulty. I actually enjoyed the sailing part. When I set aside time to play a video game, I like to relax and enjoy the experience rather than trying to rush through and try to beat a game in record time. The sailing parts of WW were very relaxing to me, and I didn't mind it one bit. In fact, the sailing around part was one of the main reasons I replayed the game so many times.
I'm going through it a second time doing the Nintendo Gallery.AJ_THE_GREAT
Cool! I did the gallery on my second play through. That was a tricky one since you need to be sure to get the ones that can only be found ONCE during the game's progress. If you miss one of those you are screwed.
I would use the LOGO from the Zelda series. (Shield with the sword through the Z.) It is currently displayed at the top of the GameCube section of GameSpot.to advertise the new Zelda trailer.
I have played through it now a total of 5 times. Kind of ironic that the one Zelda game I was the most upset about before release (cell shading vs realistic) became one of the most charming in the series for me. It turned out that I really liked the little world that the Nintendo team created, and unlike so many WW critics out there, I REALLY ENJOYED SAILING AROUND! In fact, the sailing part is one of the things that keeps brining me back to the game for another play through. I was just curious as to how many times others here have replayed the Wind Waker. Cheers.
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