Pandora's Tower. Funded by Nintendo and published by them in Japan and Europe

Both Devils Third and Disaster day of crisis are enjoyable. The so bad its good B- movie vibe, nothing wrong with that at all :)

I never feel guilty about Nintendo games. It's like sex with your wife: awesome and guilt free.

I don't think you have to be worried about people knowing you like to play OoT. It's still considered a classic by many people to this day.

I have only one guilty pleasure game, but... it's not a Nintendo game.

Star Fox: Zero was not an astonishing sucess in the Ninty community. I like it, though, and its controls. A lot.

Deadly Premonition?

Sorry, that's not it... I haven't played that game myself. I've just watched friends play it.

You can ask Teeq on what my guilty pleasure game is. He knows well what it is

I would argue Ocarina of Time has aged extremely well. Its puzzle and combat mechanics are still pretty similar to plenty of platformers today. It does look a bit blocky visually but, again, I'd argue its aged fairly well. Everything is clearly visible for what it is and the game still is quite immersive

I think its unique world, clever layout, great music- things like that are what keeps it modernly appreciated

but guilty pleasures? I think of this sort of question more in vain of what games do I enjoy that aren't necessarily 'great' Nintendo games, by the popular standard.

I'd pick Mario Party, Mario Tennis, Pokemon Stadium- none are particularly acclaimed but I like throwing them in frequently

Mario Party games. (more specifically 9 & 10)