Do you honestly think American males wait until 21 to drink?? The legal age in Scotland for drinking is 18 and you will not find a single male who did not drink before they were 18 (15/16 is about the normal age to start in Scotland, although in shit Glasgow slum areas 12/13 would be the normal age).

Finally someone else who acknowledges the sheer brilliance of Link's Awakening! :)

Please stop being so anal. I did not introduce the topic of drinking age limitations to this discussion. I merely responded to it and added that I am from Europe so that people would understand that I am living under different rules of law.

I was not discussing who starts drinking at what age illegally or legally, nor whether my crotch is the biggest. So please stop being annoying.

I didn't say I done anal at that age!

Ah, OoT. It was the first game I ever preordered. (And the first game I ever returned; on release day, I opened it in my car and when I saw grey, went back in and showed my receipt for a gold cart.) I was happily looking forward to playing my 5th Zelda game, but I have to say that it really let me down. Part of the fun in a Zelda series for me is trying to find everything. And there's usually these couple of things I just couldn't find. But in OoT, the extent to what I couldn't get on my own (no book, looking up, anything) was a handful of skulltulla. And after beating the game, I had this feeling of "That's it?" There wasn't anything more to find; I had no reason to want to play the game again. Coupling this with an perceived easier difficulty for the main game, and I really can't say that I was wowed by it. Now, as a few others have said, LttP, now that was a good Zelda game.

By far the most impressed I've ever been with a game.

I'm 27 and the N64 was the console I most enjoyed. I am pretty sure I was the first one to have one in Argentina, just when it was released in the USA. Mario 64 delivered everything I had dream of and more. But later, when I got my hands on OoT... It's so hard to describe it. It indeed was revolutionary. For games as it is that the N64 is my favourite console still.
I haven't played Uncharted 2 yet, but I definitely enjoyed the first one. Though it is a masterpiece, I don't think of it as a revolutionary game. At least not in the way OoT was at its time. And I don't think Uncharted 2, putting a side all its awesomeness, will make me feel the same.

First Zelda I ever liked. I hated the prior games. Do I feel some bizzar nostalgia for the game. no. Good game, but really it deserves it's rep as much as FF7. A new direction that was very well implemented without any mistakes because of silly gimicks. Just solid core Zelda. WW was overall a better design scarred with a few bad flaws. While I dislike kid link I love WW.