| pezus said: Well the only Zelda I've completed was 2D (Link's Awakening, I believe) and I'll say that I liked it (although I was like 11). Is this the first LoZ #2 (sequel) ever? |
Nah, most games come in pairs, even it isn't obvious, featuring the same Link and Zelda.
The first Zelda and Zelda II are a pair, which is the most obvious one. A Link to the Past, Link's Awakening and the Oracle games are a trilogy (or quadrilogy actually), which means that this Link will now have starred in five games. Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask are a pair. The Wind Waker and Phantom Hourglass are a pair, with Spirit Tracks following the same story a couple centuries later.
The only true stand-alone games, where both the Link and Zelda and the story of the game are unique are Twilight Princess and Skyward Sword.
The Minish Cap's Link and Zelda are unique too, but it's story is continued in Four Swords and Four Swords Adventures which take place some time after it. The latter two were supposed to be a pair too, but they retconned it in the Hyrule Historia book so now they take place centuries apart making their Links and Zeldas unique also.
