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12/13/2012 11:47:33 PM
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So today marks the 10th anniversairy of ...
The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker.
...Well, in North America anyway. I'm British but idgaf I'll celebrate with y'all.
Anyway, what were your feelings towards this game?
It's my favorite LoZ game (it was also my first) and I loved it, except that damn section towards the end. Yeah that one.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] chronicaddict420 Am I the only person who likes the original 2d top down zeldas more than the 3d ones? [/quote] Nope. Ive always preffered the original versions for a ton of series like Metroid, Castlevania and Zelda.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Noshotskill [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] DING DONG BANNU In retrospect, it's mediocre at best. There's a massive world with nothing in it, a forced stealth section right at the beginning (killing all urges to replay it), a grand total of four dungeons with a total of one of them being fun, a ridiculous Triforce fetch quest that only serves to artificially lengthen the game, and to top it all off, it's insultingly easy.[/quote] I still consider it the worst Zelda game on console (well only behind Zelda II due to its difficulty), but it was a great game for a 2002 Gamecube release. I'm surprised that world fit on one of those little discs, without there being massive loading times. [/quote] I'll give it credit where it's due, loading times were nearly nonexistent and the art style is so fantastic that it didn't age at all.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] DING DONG BANNU In retrospect, it's mediocre at best. There's a massive world with nothing in it, a forced stealth section right at the beginning (killing all urges to replay it), a grand total of four dungeons with a total of one of them being fun, a ridiculous Triforce fetch quest that only serves to artificially lengthen the game, and to top it all off, it's insultingly easy.[/quote] I still consider it the worst Zelda game on console (well only behind Zelda II due to its difficulty), but it was a great game for a 2002 Gamecube release. I'm surprised that world fit on one of those little discs, without there being massive loading times.
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In retrospect, it's mediocre at best. There's a massive world with nothing in it, a forced stealth section right at the beginning (killing all urges to replay it), a grand total of four dungeons with a total of one of them being fun, a ridiculous Triforce fetch quest that only serves to artificially lengthen the game, and to top it all off, it's insultingly easy.
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Am I the only person who likes the original 2d top down zeldas more than the 3d ones?
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Lillehammer [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Tartan 118 I never had the worst sixth gen console, so never played it.[/quote] Aw. It's okay. We still love you despite your drain bamage.[/quote] fixed
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I hate Legend of Zelda games in general, so I'd probably dislike it.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Tartan 118 I never had the worst sixth gen console, so never played it.[/quote] You missed Melee, Paper Mario, Wind Waker, Mario Sunshine, Metroid Prime, Animal Crossing,. I pity you
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Well I guess it's time to go watch Cosmo then.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Tartan 118 I never had the worst sixth gen console, so never played it.[/quote] Aw. It's okay. We still love you despite your brain damage.
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Ocarina of Time was my favorite, it was also new when I first played it.
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Never played it. As matter of fact the only Zelda game I have played is Ocarina of Time. [Edited on 12.13.2012 3:51 PM PST]
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Tartan 118 I never had the worst sixth gen console, so never played it.[/quote]ahahahaha this guy Sad that you missed out on games like Metroid Prime
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I never had the worst sixth gen console, so never played it.
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My least favorite Zelda. Mainly because of the repetitive sailing, everything else was alright.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Bornstellarr *opens beer* woot lets celebrate the "birth" of a video game, on the internet[/quote] Yay..
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I loved that game. Respect, OP.
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*opens beer* woot lets celebrate the "birth" of a video game, on the internet
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how about no?
