| blunty51 said: Bit surprised to see all the love for ST here. I couldn't even finish the game, and that's the first time that's ever happened for a zelda game for me. The overworld got incredibly repetitive, including the music (which was great at first), and textures were shameless. The dungeons were more like riddles than puzzles (which were pretty cool, but quite unzelda-like). I wonder if those who prefer ST also find WW to be the best Zelda game ever? |
ST's appeal ran very differently than Wind Waker's to me. I never played older Zelda games, and Wind Waker was the closest to a free-range explorational game i encountered. That's why i liked the Tingle Rupee collection missions, as it forced you to go out and see the whole world the game had to offer. Spirit Tracks was much more narrow, but i still maintain had one of the best characterizations in the series
Monster Hunter: pissing me off since 2010.
