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JTurner82 on 27 November 2008
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MaxwellGT2000 said:
Gnosis said:

Game Directors should always want to better the work they have done in the past.


I'm actually starting Twilight Princess from the beginning again today. I haven't finished the game, i dont know if I even got half way, but I left it for a long time and kind of forgot the plot. So I'm looking forward to starting that. I just finished Super Mario Galaxy 100% (Spoiler??: Got all 121 stars with both Mario And Luigi :D)I'm trying to get through some games before christmas.

Anyway, I feel I'm going to enjoy TP more this time around. And I look forward to future Zelda games.

 

The ending is nothing short of epic, I really don't know why people are kinda cheesed and say OoT had a better ending, both are great in their own right but man you can't get better then the ending of TP for me, it's mostly the presentation but the presentation of TP overall is the best in the series.

I wouldn't say it's THE best, but it's definitely up there and certainly one of THE best.  As much as I liked Majora's Mask and WindWaker, I felt that Twilight Princess surpassed them both.  Why?  Because both of those games, while creative and fun, felt somewhat short for Zelda games, and TP provided for something much longer and more compelling.  THere's many moments from the game that I really love:  the Wolf Link/Midna confrontation, the Zant scenes, the Twilight Palace, the Boblin chase... those were some of the more epic moments in the Zelda franchise.  That said, I wouldn't be surprised if the next Zelda Wii does something revolutionary.  As for surpassing OoT, that may be an impossible thing to do since that game set a new benchmark for the series.  It will be interesting to see though what Aonuma can cook up.